MotoGP CCO Dan Rossomondo to Exit in January 2026

MotoGP announces the departure of Chief Commercial Officer Dan Rossomondo in January 2026 after three years shaping the sport’s commercial strategy, with leadership ensuring a smooth transition.

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MotoGP has announced a major leadership change as Chief Commercial Officer Dan Rossomondo will leave his role in January 2026. This marks the end of a transformative three-year tenure at the series’ commercial helm.

Rossomondo joined MotoGP in 2023 with a mandate to modernise the championship’s commercial strategy and reinforce its global brand presence. During that time, he helped shape MotoGP’s refreshed identity and expanded commercial operations. He built a strengthened commercial team aimed at driving long-term growth.

A Key Figure in MotoGP’s Recent Evolution

Under Rossomondo’s oversight, MotoGP pushed forward with new partnerships and digital initiatives. It also ushered fan-engagement strategies designed to position the sport competitively in a rapidly changing entertainment landscape.

MotoGP CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta acknowledged Rossomondo’s impact.“Dan has been an important part of MotoGP’s commercial evolution and a trusted member of our leadership team. We are grateful for his dedication and the positive impact he has made on the sport.”

Rossomondo Returns Home After Three Years

In his farewell remarks, Rossomondo reflected on his experience with clear appreciation for the sport and its people. “I loved learning about this amazing sport and have become a genuine fan. Going forward, I will be cheering for its continued success from the U.S. as I return home to spend more time with my family.”

Ensuring a Smooth Transition

MotoGP confirmed that Rossomondo will continue to support Ezpeleta and senior management through the transition period. He will be providing strategic guidance to maintain continuity across commercial operations.

With the departure now set, MotoGP enters 2026 preparing for the next phase of its commercial development, one shaped in part by the foundation Rossomondo helped build.