Carlos Ezpeleta is the new Deputy CEO of MotoGP Group

Carlos Ezpeleta is the new Deputy CEO of MotoGP Group

New Role

The MotoGP Group announced today the appointment of Carlos Ezpeleta as deputy CEO of the group, recognizing his significant contribution to the evolution of this sport.

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Carlos Ezpeleta has played a central role in MotoGP for over a decade, working on expanding its international presence, strengthening strategic partnerships, improving the commercial offering, and growing the global audience. He has extensive experience both on the commercial and sporting fronts and has played a decisive role in making MotoGP safer and more spectacular.

The Reactions

Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of the MotoGP Group: “Carlos has played a fundamental role in the growth of MotoGP over the years. His experience covers every area of our business. His leadership, vision, and passion for this sport make him the right person to lead MotoGP into its next chapter”.

Derek Chang, CEO of Liberty Media: “MotoGP has built solid foundations globally. We see a huge opportunity to take this sport to the next level. Carlos has the experience, vision, and deep knowledge of MotoGP needed to lead this evolution. We are excited to support him in this new role”.

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Carlos Ezpeleta, newly appointed deputy CEO of the MotoGP Group: “It is a great honor to take on this role at such an exciting time for MotoGP. We have an incredible audience and partners worldwide. I look forward to working with Liberty Media and the entire MotoGP community to reach new audiences, create new opportunities, and express all the potential this sport can achieve”.

The appointment reflects the MotoGP Group’s commitment to building its management team for the next era of growth and transformation, with further additions to be announced in the future. Carmelo Ezpeleta will continue to serve as CEO. Carlos Ezpeleta will be deputy CEO.

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