Bitget Revs Up as Official MotoGP Regional Partner – Crypto Meets High-Octane Racing
Bitget just burned rubber into the mainstream—snagging a regional partnership with MotoGP's Grand Prix events. The crypto exchange is now slingshotting its brand into the adrenaline-fueled world of elite motorcycle racing.
Why it matters: This isn’t just another sponsorship deal. Bitget’s slapping its logo on a global sport with 200M+ fans—proving crypto’s relentless push into traditional entertainment. Forget 'to the moon'—this is 'to the podium.'
The cynical take: Because nothing says 'trustworthy financial partner' like associating with a sport where crashes are part of the spectacle. But hey—volatility is crypto’s middle name anyway.
Bottom line: Bitget’s playing the long game, betting that petrolheads and crypto degens share a common trait: an insatiable appetite for risk at dizzying speeds.
Step by step, we’re driven by the same ambition — Faster. Forward. Fearless and #MakeItCount.
Stay tuned for more excitement ahead.#MotoGPxBitget pic.twitter.com/KoLk50B3x4 — Bitget (@bitgetglobal) June 23, 2025
Moreover, the partnership will include trackside activations, VIP experiences, and various cross-platform digital initiatives. The partners claim that, at Mugello, a race track in Scarperia e San Piero in Florence, Italy, key opinion leaders (KOLs) and media will get behind-the-scenes access to the paddock and rider interactions.
“Racing is a sport of milliseconds; crypto is a market of micro-decisions,” says Bitget CEO Gracy Chen. “This partnership is our way of showing the world that success — on the track or on the charts — comes down to smart moves and fearless execution. We’re excited to join MotoGP in putting power, precision, and potential into the hands of every user and every fan.”
You may also like: Bitget Welcomes Syrian Users as US Eases OFAC Sanctions Major crypto exchange Bitget announced on Thursday that it had enabled the onboarding of Syrian citizens, effective immediately. Syrians, like their counterparts in other countries, can register on the platform and complete identity verification to access the full suite of services. This includes peer-to-peer (P2P) trading with local currency support, yield-generating products, spot and futures markets, and copy trading. Additionally, they can access Bitget Earn products. These enable...‘MotoGP and Crypto Aren’t That Different’
The email shared with Cryptonews argued that crypto is moving fast into mainstream sports. Sponsorships jumped 20% YoY to $565 million in 2025, per the Financial Times.
The Bitget-MotoGP will begin at the above-mentioned Mugello Circuit. Also, three-time MotoGP World Champion Jorge Lorenzo is at the centre of the partnership, promoting Bitget’s “Make It Count” slogan.
“The worlds of MotoGP and crypto aren’t as different as they seem,” Lorenzo says. “They both reward those who stay sharp and think fast.” “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.”
Excellent game!
Huge congratulations to the winner of #ItalyGP. We are proud to be part of this journey with @MotoGP.
Can you spot Bitget logo on track?
#MotoGPxBitget #MakeItCount https://t.co/LSzFNUVx44
Moreover, Bitget says it serves over 120 million users in 150 countries and regions. It has partnered with the World’s Top Football League, LALIGA, Buse Tosun Çavuşoğlu (Wrestling world champion), Samet Gümüş (Boxing Gold medalist), and İlkin Aydın (Volleyball national team).
Meanwhile, Bitget recently secured regulatory approval to operate in Georgia. It allows the exchange to offer digital asset exchange and custodial wallet services.
We're thrilled to announce that #Bitget is now available to Syrian users.
Beginning today, residents of Syria are warmly welcomed to register, complete KYC, and enjoy full access to our suite of products and services.
Find out more: https://t.co/wAMHowifds pic.twitter.com/WdsQb7ZHt1
In mid-June, it enabled the onboarding of Syrian citizens. The MOVE came after the(OFAC) had suspended sanctions against Syria in May.
However, Bitget andwere reportedly readying to scale back operations in Singapore after the(MAS) had ordered all digital token service providers without a formal license to cease overseas activities.
You may also like: Bitget Wallet Launches ‘Shop with Crypto’ In-App Marketplace Non-custodial Bitget Wallet has launched ‘Shop with Crypto’, its novel in-app marketplace that allows users to spend cryptocurrencies directly on goods and services. Per the blog post, the company’s PayFi (Payment Finance) feature will include new functions, namely Pay Direct, Scan to Pay, and Tap to Pay. This, the team argues, will increase both crypto adoption and payment efficiency. Unlike services that convert crypto into fiat, this one allows crypto-native checkout from within the...