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Motorsport Games Inc
Motorsport Games Inc. makes racing video games and esports products built around real motorsport brands. Its portfolio has included licensed games tied to racing series such as NASCAR, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and other competitive driving titles. The company’s core job is to turn real racing series into playable games and online competitions for fans who want a more authentic motorsport experience. It sells its games mainly through digital game stores and other software distribution channels, and it can also earn money from licensing agreements, game sales, downloadable content, and related esports activity. Its customers are gamers, motorsport fans, and racing organizations that want their series represented in interactive entertainment. What makes the business different is that it sits at the point where motorsport and gaming meet. Instead of making broad-purpose games, it focuses on licensed racing content, where the value comes from official cars, tracks, teams, and series names. That means the company depends on strong relationships with motorsport rights holders and on building games that feel authentic to fans.
Motorsport Games Inc. makes racing video games and esports products built around real motorsport brands. Its portfolio has included licensed games tied to racing series such as NASCAR, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and other competitive driving titles. The company’s core job is to turn real racing series into playable games and online competitions for fans who want a more authentic motorsport experience.
It sells its games mainly through digital game stores and other software distribution channels, and it can also earn money from licensing agreements, game sales, downloadable content, and related esports activity. Its customers are gamers, motorsport fans, and racing organizations that want their series represented in interactive entertainment.
What makes the business different is that it sits at the point where motorsport and gaming meet. Instead of making broad-purpose games, it focuses on licensed racing content, where the value comes from official cars, tracks, teams, and series names. That means the company depends on strong relationships with motorsport rights holders and on building games that feel authentic to fans.
Revenue: Motorsport Games said Q1 revenue was $4.0 million, more than doubling year over year, driven by Le Mans Ultimate sales and growing RaceControl subscriptions.
Profitability: The company reported positive operating income and adjusted EBITDA of $1.5 million, both improved from a year ago, while cash from operations stayed positive.
Le Mans: Le Mans Ultimate hit a new all-time peak of more than 8,800 concurrent Steam players after Version 1.3, and management said engagement is still trending up organically.
RaceControl: RaceControl subscription revenue exceeded $0.2 million in monthly recurring revenue and represented 19% of Q1 revenue, up from 6% in Q1 2025.
Balance Sheet: The company bought back 904,395 Class A shares, retired all Class B super-voting shares, and secured a $3 million revolver from Citibank to strengthen governance and flexibility.
Outlook: Management did not give formal guidance, but said a new product roadmap could drive meaningful revenue and profit growth in 2027 and beyond, with more detail expected on the Q3 call.
