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Crystal Palace owner and F1 driver Gasly back Drive to Survive star’s MotoGP takeover
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Crystal Palace owner and F1 driver Gasly back Drive to Survive star’s MotoGP takeoverMotoGP team Tech3 has a range of high-profile new ownersCrystal Palace owner David Blitzer, Burnley owner ALK Capital and Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly have emerged as part of Drive to Survive star Guenther Steiner’s takeover of MotoGP team Tech3.
Former Haas F1 team principal Steiner spearheaded a buyout that was announced four months ago and has seen the Italian installed as CEO of the French team, which competes in both MotoGP and Moto3.
Alpine racer Gasly has backed Tech3 through sports, luxury, art and music-focused European private equity fund Slam, becoming the first active F1 driver to invest in a MotoGP team.
I have a strong conviction in the strength of the Tech3 brand and the long-term growth of the MotoGP sport,” said Gasly.
Steiner has history at multiple F1 teams and became a favourite with viewers of its hit Netflix docuseries Drive to Survive.