Bitget sponsors MotoGP world championship

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has announced that it will be sponsoring MotoGP world championship. This is the first collaboration between MotoGP and a crypto company. MotoGP is also known as the F1 of motorcycle events.

Seems like Bitget is racing into the fast lane of mainstream recognition—crypto’s revving up in unexpected arenas. Bitget‘s multi-million dollar sponsorship with the MotoGP World Championship marks a significant crossover between traditional sports and cryptocurrency.

Jorge Lorenzo, three-time MotoGP World Champion said,

I’ve always believed that you win races not just on instinct — but by making every lap, every line, every second count. It’s the same mindset Bitget brings to trading, and I’m proud to be part of this story. The worlds of MotoGP and crypto aren’t as different as they seem — they both reward those who stay sharp and think fast.

Social buzz is amped, with bullish sentiment on $BGB, the exchange’s native token, but the chart shows short-term chop: price is down 1.36% on the day after a pre-news volume pop, suggesting traders were front-running the announcement. Bitget’s pattern of leveraging big sports deals typically feeds user spikes and cements trust—look for MotoGP-themed campaigns to drive rewards and $BGB activity as the season heats up.