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StocksMedium•8 May 2026•

1 min read

Liberty Media Swings to Q1 Profit as Formula 1 and MotoGP Revenues Surge

Key Facts

1Liberty Media consolidated revenue rose to $711 million with operating income swinging to a $64 million profit.

2Formula 1 revenue increased to $617 million and Adjusted OIBDA doubled to $172 million.

Liberty Media reported a robust financial performance for the first quarter of 2026, with consolidated revenue climbing to $711 million. The company successfully swung to an operating profit of $64 million, underpinned by record performance in the Formula 1 segment which generated $617 million in revenue. Adjusted OIBDA for Formula 1 doubled to $172 million, fueled by an expanded race calendar and higher valuations for media rights and sponsorships. Additionally, the integration of MotoGP contributed $94 million to the top line, validating the group's strategic expansion into premium sporting assets. The group's liquidity position remains strong, with consolidated cash reserves rising to $1.33 billion by the end of the quarter.