This is a strategic departure at the top of MotoGP. Dan Rossomondo, the sport's commercial director since 2023, will leave his position in January 2026 to return to the United States and dedicate more time to his family. This departure comes at a pivotal moment, as the premier class prepares to enter the Liberty Media era and the technological revolution of 2027.
Former NBA Senior Vice President in charge of global partnerships and media, Rossomondo had joined Dorna with a clear mission: to modernize the image of MotoGP and propel its commercial strategy into a new dimension.
During his three-year term, he oversaw several major projects, including the identity overhaul MotoGP brand strengthening global positioning of the championshipthe development of a marketing team and top-level business and the implementation of a long-term strategy for the growth of sport ;
His performance is praised internally. Carmelo EzpeletaCEO Dornapaid tribute to his work:
« Dan played an important role in the commercial development of MotoGP and was a trusted member of our management team. We are grateful for his dedication and the positive impact he has had on sport.We wish him all the best for the future. »

Dan Rossomondo: “ I'm going home to spend more time with my family »
Rossomondo He leaves his position with a sincere attachment to the paddock:
« I loved discovering this extraordinary sport and I became a true enthusiast.I will now follow his successes from the United States., while I go home to spend more time with my family »
The transition will be gradual. MotoGP He specifies that he will continue to support management at the strategic level until his departure in order to ensure a smooth continuity.
This change comes as the discipline enters a crucial phase, with huge changes planned for 2027: new technical regulations, new Pirelli tires, and a fierce commercial battle between manufacturers.
The next sales manager will therefore arrive with a team undergoing a complete revolution, but based on foundations that Rossomondo will have contributed to building it himself.





























