707Livescore revisits MotorManiac 2026 booth at MyTOWN Kuala Lumpur

Company contribution from 707Livescore. This article draws on company-supplied event footage and the organiser’s published recap.

707Livescore has published a retrospective of its booth participation at MotorManiac Festival 2026, highlighting how the sports information and digital media brand appeared within Kuala Lumpur’s automotive community. The festival took place on 5–6 September at the Level 7 rooftop of MyTOWN Kuala Lumpur.

For industry readers following brand activity outside the matchday environment, the recap offers a specific example of an on-site presence: a branded counter, a prize wheel, event shirts and short interactions with visitors. The company’s appearance was as a booth participant at the festival.

A physical meeting point for a digital brand

The 707 setup brought several elements together in one space. A yellow canopy covered a red-and-white counter, with a large shield logo and an overhead 707Livescore sign identifying the booth. Branded mugs and the wheel were visible alongside the display.

The company’s footage records visitors gathering at the counter with phones in hand, as well as a short sequence of the wheel turning. Models wearing 707-branded shirts also feature in the booth and car-side scenes. These details give the retrospective a close view of the company’s event presence, from the display itself to the people around it.

For 707Livescore, the automotive setting placed its identity alongside another interest-led community. Its published material focuses on those visible points of contact and the content captured on the day.

An event record built around original footage

The central video runs for 22 seconds. It moves between a pink-and-black modified car, model photo moments and the 707 booth before closing with the brand’s red shield. Still frames accompany the longer recap, allowing readers to examine details that pass quickly in the edit.

The full MotorManiac recap on 707Livescore brings that video together with photographs and links to additional event reels. It provides the source material for readers who want to explore the company’s appearance beyond this summary.

The wider festival setting

Bateriku organised the fifth edition of MotorManiac through its automotive lifestyle platform. Its official post-event report describes a programme encompassing modified and classic cars, competitions, music and collecting, with the MotorManiac Drift Academy and ASTRA Drift Team also introduced during the weekend.

That mix supplied the backdrop to 707Livescore’s booth activity. The newly published retrospective adds a company-level record to the broader festival coverage, showing how its branding, display and event content came together at MyTOWN.

Cover image: The 707Livescore booth at MotorManiac 2026, shown in a still from company-supplied event footage.