Lewis Hamilton has held “concrete discussions” with the debt-ridden Austrian manufacturer KTM. That is the claim made by KTM motorsport director Pit Beirer, as the outfit battle to ensure their place on the MotoGP grid for 2025.

Lewis Hamilton is gearing up for a new Formula 1 adventure driving for Ferrari and could also soon get involved in the running of a MotoGP outfit in need of investment

Lewis Hamilton is in "concrete discussions" to invest in KTM's MotoGP team, as the Austrian manufacturer faces financial difficulties that could threaten its motorsport future. KTM's motorsport director Pit Beirer has confirmed talks with the seven-time Formula 1 champion's management team about potential investment in the racing outfit.

It is no secret that Lewis Hamilton has a natural love for speed, whether they come in four or two wheels, for that matter. In fact, once linked to a potential purchase of the Ducati MotoGP satellite team,

Lewis Hamilton is in "concrete discussions" about investing in the KTM MotoGP team, according to the company's motorsport director Pit Beirer. The Austrian parent company of KTM has faced financial challenges and may need to sell or shut down its motorsport division as part of a self-administration process.

Lewis Hamilton is in “concrete talks” to invest in KTM’s beleaguered MotoGP team according to multiple reports.

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