Cosmobilis and Park Square Capital acquire WRC Promoter GmbH
3 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 11:22 AM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026
WRC Promoter GmbH has been acquired by French automotive company Cosmobilis and private credit investor Park Square Capital. The FIA described the transaction as the largest deal in the history of the championship. New CEO Eric Boullier discussed the future of the racing series while attending Rally Paraguay. The change in ownership marks a shift in the operational structure of the top tier of rallying. Further details regarding the promoter's specific plans for future events are expected to follow as the new leadership settles into their roles.
- •Cosmobilis and Park Square Capital acquired WRC Promoter GmbH.
- •The FIA identified this as the largest deal in championship history.
- •Eric Boullier is the newly appointed CEO of WRC Promoter.
- •Future event plans were discussed during Rally Paraguay.
- 11:22 AMMotorsport.com — This is what WRC events could look like under its new promoter
- 11:22 AMYahoo Sports — This is what WRC events could look like under its new promoter
- 10:53 AMAutosport — What WRC’s new promoter wants from its events
"Rallying’s top tier is under new ownership with French automotive company Cosmobilis and private credit investor Park Square Capital acquiring WRC Promoter GmbH, in a move that has been described as the “biggest deal in the history of these championships” by the FIA. At Rally Paraguay, the WRC Promoter’s new CEO Eric Boullier offered an insight into the championship’s future ...Keep reading
"Rallying’s top tier is under new ownership with French automotive company Cosmobilis and private credit investor Park Square Capital acquiring WRC Promoter GmbH, in a move that has been described as the “biggest deal in the history of these championships” by the FIA. At Rally Paraguay, the WRC Promoter’s new CEO Eric Boullier offered an insight into the championship’s future ...Keep reading
"The World Rally Championship’s new commercial rights holder has outlined its vision for the length of events moving forward
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External links- Motorsport.comSep 7, 2026, 11:22 AMThis is what WRC events could look like under its new promoter
Rallying’s top tier is under new ownership with French automotive company Cosmobilis and private credit investor Park Square Capital acquiring WRC Promoter GmbH, in a move that has been described as the “biggest deal in the history of these championships” by the FIA. At Rally Paraguay, the WRC Promoter’s new CEO Eric Boullier offered an insight into the championship’s future ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsSep 7, 2026, 11:22 AMThis is what WRC events could look like under its new promoter
The World Rally Championship’s new commercial rights holder has outlined its vision for the length of events moving forward
- AutosportSep 7, 2026, 10:53 AMWhat WRC’s new promoter wants from its events
Rallying’s top tier is under new ownership with French automotive company Cosmobilis and private credit investor Park Square Capital acquiring WRC Promoter GmbH, in a move that has been described as the “biggest deal in the history of these championships” by the FIA. At Rally Paraguay, the WRC Promoter’s new CEO Eric Boullier offered an insight into the championship’s future ...Keep reading
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