MotoGP is reportedly set to switch to a new TV broadcaster in the Unit🔯ed States.

The motorsport series is in “advanced talks” with Warner Bros Discovery to move onto their channel this year,  report♏s.

The move is an attempt from MotoGP to “look for g𒁃rowth in Americ🐠a”.

MotoGP has been broadcast in the US by NBC since 2020 bu♛t the report c🐭laims that their partnership has expired.

The deal in negotiations with Warner Bros Discovery would mean all Saturday sprint races and Sunday grands prix🔯 wou꧋ld be live on linear cable TV.

Warner Bros Discovery own TNT, TBS and TruTV.

Warner Bros D💧iscovery and MotoGP are already TV broadcast partners in other territories including the UK.

TNT Sports🍷, owned by Warner Bros Discovery, broadcast MotoGP to the UK audience.

MotoGP also held tal🐻ks in the past few weeks with Fox, the repor💎t states.

Fox is separately in talks to p🅷ick up broadcast rights꧑ in the US to IndyCar from 2025.

MotoGP’s switch in TV partner stateside is an “effort to gain a greater foothold in 💫the US”.

But it comes at a time where Bridgepoint - t🐬he majority shareholder in MotoGP rights holder Dorna - are in talks over a sale.

report that Bridgepoint are seeking £3.4 billion and a sale could be agre💞ed “wi꧅thin weeks”.

Liberty Media, the owners of Formula 1, are among the parties🔴 ಌin talks.