Venturi Grand Prix announces its transition to the Monaco Sports Group [MSG] with immediate effect, ahead of the 2022/23 FIA Formula E World Championship.
This name change heralds the start of an exciting new era for Formula E and precedes the team’s title and powertrain partnership with Maserati for the series’ Gen3 ruleset from Season 9.
Under its new name, the Monaco Sports Group will continue to be controlled by Chairman, Scott Swid, and Managing Partner, José M Aznar Botella, and will remain headquartered at the same address in the Principality.
Operating with the same ethos and values, the Monaco Sports Group will continue to strive for ground-breaking innovation and excellence while underscoring its continued growth competing at the pinnacle of electric motorsport.
Scott Swid, Principal Owner & Chairman, Monaco Sports Group declared:
After completing our most successful season in history, I’m extremely proud to open our next chapter as Monaco Sports Group from Season 9 onwards. We have the passion, determination, and experience to compete at the front of the grid, and alongside our partnership with Maserati and their return to top-tier motorsport for the first time in 60 years, we’re facilitating one of the most exciting stories in international sport. This spirit stems from our own origins as one of Formula E’s founding teams when, in 2013, Venturi Automobiles President and electric mobility pioneer, Gildo Pastor, made the bold decision to form Venturi Racing ahead of Formula E’s first season. To honour this legacy, we will race with the same ambitious ethos as Formula E – one of the fastest-growing sporting platforms in the world – reaches new heights in 2023 with the revolutionary Gen3 car which represents the pinnacle of electric vehicle performance. I can’t begin to express how excited we are to line up on the grid in Mexico City this January as we kick off Season 9.
Source: Maserati MSG Racing
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