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An earthquake could shake the MotoGP paddock. According to information reported by Dutch journalist Jack Plooij of Ziggo Sport, Carmelo Ezpeleta, at the helm of MotoGP since 1998, could soon leave his position as CEO. This major development would be the result of maneuvers by Liberty Media, owner of Formula 1, which has already appointed its replacement.
It seems that Stefano Domenicali, current CEO of Formula 1is tipped to take the lead in MotoGP. The Italian, former boss of Ferrari and trusted man of Liberty Mediawould be ready to transfer its expertise from four wheels to two wheels. Under his leadership, Formula 1 has grown significantly, and he is therefore seen as the person capable of bringing new dynamics to MotoGP, while applying the same formula that has largely contributed to F1's recent success.
Stefano Domenicali come to Carmelo Ezpeleta's place?
The projects of Liberty Media include a full takeover of MotoGP, whose final approval by competition authorities could come before the end of the year. This transition is part of a broader context of reorganization within Liberty Mediaincluding the upcoming release of Greg Maffeithe current boss of the company according to motorpasion.
HAS 78 ans, Carmelo Ezpeleta led MotoGP through major transformations. His possible retirement would mark the end of an era, and this Solidarity Grand Prix in Barcelona could well be his last at the helm of the MotoGP World Championship. It remains to be seen whether Stefano Domenicali will actually replace Swordfish and what it will mean for the future of the championship.
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