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Monster Energy and Dorna Sports to extend partnership

Monster Energy and Dorna Sports to extend partnership
Michelle L.
May 19, 2021

The new multi-year agreement confirms the future of the longstanding collaboration between Monster Energy and Dorna Sports.

Monster Energy will continue to be the title sponsor of two Grand Prix, as well as becoming a continued presence at a number of other Grands Prix. 

Monster Energy will continue to be the title sponsor of two Grand Prix, as well as becoming a continued presence at a number of other Grands Prix.

Dorna Sports has recently announced that it will be extending its partnership with Monster Energy. The brand will continue to be the title sponsor of two Grand Prix, as well as becoming a continued presence at a number of other Grands Prix.

Monster Energy will the title sponsor for two events in 2021: the Gran Premi Monster Energy de Catalunya and the Monster Energy British Grand Prix. The brand first took centre stage at the French Grand Prix at Le Mans in 2010 and more recently at the Catalan Grand Prix in 2014.

It has since remained an integral part of the race weekend in Barcelona, which is one of the biggest events on the calendar. In 2021, the British Grand Prix becomes the latest blue riband event with Monster as title sponsor, beginning a new chapter in the marque’s collaboration with MotoGP.

Monster Energy has been a vital part of the MotoGP paddock for many years as a title sponsor for both events and teams, in addition to a portfolio of different Monster Energy riders throughout the Grand Prix classes. Two more events under the Monster banner in 2021 ensure the brand will remain one of the most important presences in the World Championship for many years to come.

 

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