SEGG Media’s Racing Women Make History at the Yas Marina Circuit with First-Ever Female Podium in 2025/26 Gulf Radical Cup

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SEGG (Nasdaq: SEGG) celebrated a landmark motorsport weekend at Yas Marina Circuit on Nov 3, 2025 as Racing Women driver Jorden Dolischka became the first woman to reach a podium in the 2025/26 Gulf Radical Cup.

Dolischka set the fastest lap (1:58.0), recovered from an electrical issue to finish sixth in Sprint Race 1, took P3 in Sprint Race 2, and finished P4 in the endurance race. Teammate Léna Galyó achieved two Top-10 finishes despite fuel-pump issues. SEGG reported Sports.com streaming reach has surpassed 45 million cumulative live-stream views, and Racing Women and Sports.com acquisitions are expected to complete within November.

Positive

• First-ever female podium at Yas Marina in Gulf Radical Cup
• Fastest lap recorded: 1:58.0
• Two Top-10 finishes for Léna Galyó despite technical issues
• 45 million+ cumulative Sports.com live-stream views

Negative

• None.

Insights

Motorsports & Media Strategist

SEGG Media highlights a historic female podium and signals near-term corporate consolidation; PR is positive but lacks financial detail.

SEGG Media and Racing Women showcase a clear business mechanism: competitive performance-driven content (live streams and social reach) that supports audience growth and strengthens the companies' media IP. The weekend’s on-track results — a first female podium at Yas Marina by Jorden Dolischka and two Top-10s from Léna Galyó — create authentic, rights-friendly highlights that feed Sports.com distribution and sponsorship inventory.

Dependencies and risks include the absence of disclosed financial terms and the conditional nature of the corporate actions; the statement that acquisitions will be completed "within November" is the critical milestone and the main execution risk. Viewer totals (now >45 million cumulative live-stream views) support a narrative of audience scale, but the release provides no monetization metrics, ARPU, or partner commitments to judge commercial impact.

Concrete items to watch over the near term: successful closing of the Sports.com and Racing Women acquisitions in November, any announced commercial partnerships or sponsorship deals tied to the Yas Marina exposure, and follow-up metrics that link the >45 million cumulative views to revenue or paid subscriptions. Expect clarity on commercial impact only after those items are disclosed.

Sports.com Content Surpasses 45 Million Views

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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates, Nov. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SEGG Media Corporation (Nasdaq: SEGG, LTRYW) (“SEGG Media” or “the Company”), today celebrates a landmark achievement as Racing Women driver Jorden Dolischka became the first woman in history to stand on the Gulf Radical Cup podium at the Formula One Yas Marina Circuit.

The weekend marked a breakthrough moment for women in motorsport as Dolischka and teammate Léna Galyó competed head-to-head against sixteen seasoned male racers, proving that elite female drivers can compete and succeed on completely level terms.

Dolischka delivered an outstanding performance on delivering the fast lap of the day at 1:58.0 lap. She then delivered an unforgettable comeback in Saturday’s Sprint Race 1 after an electrical issue forced her to start from the back of the grid. She carved through the field to finish sixth, before securing third place in the second sprint, a history-making podium that underscored both her raw pace and resilience. To round off an outstanding weekend, Dolischka started Sunday’s endurance race from P4 and, after a tough start dropped her to seventh, fought back in true Racing Women style to finish fourth overall.

Léna Galyó, in only her second Radical event and first solo race, overcame technical setbacks with composure beyond her years. Despite early fuel-pump issues, she fought back to claim two Top-10 finishes, capping a weekend that confirmed her potential as a serious contender for the future.

Matthew McGahan, Chairman, President & CEO of SEGG Media, commented:

“This weekend was not about men versus women. It was about talent versus talent. Jorden and Léna went wheel-to-wheel with sixteen experienced male drivers and proved they belong at the front. Their performances at Yas Marina are a powerful statement that when female racers are given equal machinery and opportunity, they can compete and win at the very highest level. That’s exactly what SEGG Media and Sports.com stand for: empowering athletes without boundaries and showcasing real competition to a global audience.”

Graeme Glew, CEO of Racing Women, added:

“We’re immensely proud of both Jorden and Léna for their extraordinary performances this weekend. Racing Women is rapidly becoming a global symbol of opportunity and inclusion within motorsport. As part of the SEGG Media ecosystem, we’re excited to expand Racing Women’s global presence. Achievements like this accelerate recognition for female competitors everywhere, and we look forward to completing the acquisitions of Sports.com and Racing Women within November.”

The Sports.com production team captured every moment from Abu Dhabi, streaming live on the Sports.com app and across Racing Women’s social channels. The event drew tens of thousands of viewers across the Middle East, further expanding SEGG Media’s global footprint, which has now surpassed 45 million cumulative live-stream views since launch.

About Racing Women LLC
Racing Women is a global movement built on two decades of experience empowering women in motorsport. Its mission is to inspire, support, and develop the next generation of female champions through opportunity, training and community.

About SEGG Media Corporation

SEGG Media (Nasdaq: SEGG, LTRYW) is a global sports, entertainment and gaming group integrating traditional assets with blockchain innovation. Through its portfolio of digital assets including Sports.com, Concerts.com and Lottery.com, the Company is focused on building immersive fan engagement, ethical gaming and AI-driven live experiences, SEGG Media is redefining how global audiences interact with the content they love.

For additional information, visit www.seggmediacorp.com.

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For additional information, contact media relations at media@seggmediacorp.com.

FAQ

What historic result did SEGG Racing Women achieve at Yas Marina on Nov 3, 2025?

Jorden Dolischka became the first woman to stand on a Gulf Radical Cup podium at Yas Marina, finishing P3 in Sprint Race 2.

What was Jorden Dolischka's fastest lap time at the 2025 Yas Marina Gulf Radical Cup?

Dolischka set the fastest lap of the day at 1:58.0.

How did Léna Galyó perform for Racing Women at the Nov 2025 Yas Marina event?

In her second Radical event and first solo race, Léna Galyó overcame fuel-pump issues to secure two Top-10 finishes.

What streaming reach did SEGG report after the Yas Marina weekend?

SEGG reported that Sports.com has surpassed 45 million cumulative live-stream views since launch.

Are SEGG’s acquisitions of Sports.com and Racing Women finalized in November 2025?

The company said it expects to complete the acquisitions within November, indicating pending transaction closing.