Ross Brawn, a prominent figure in motorsport, is set to make waves in MotoGP by joining the board of directors for the Pramac team. Known for his extensive experience in Formula 1, Brawn has an impressive track record that includes contributions to both Benetton and Ferrari during their championship-winning eras. He also led Brawn GP to an unexpected F1 title in 2009 before helping guide the Mercedes team in its formative years.
The Transition to MotoGP
After retiring from Formula 1, Brawn took on the role of managing director for F1 under Liberty Media, which now owns MotoGP. He held this position from 2017 until his departure at the end of 2022. His new venture marks a surprising return to motorsports, this time within the world of motorcycle racing.
Role at Pramac MotoGP
Brawn will act as a strategic advisor to Paolo Campinoti, the team principal at Pramac. In this capacity, he will leverage his extensive knowledge and experience to aid in the team’s development and future plans.
- Position: Strategic Advisor
- Team Principal: Paolo Campinoti
- Team: Pramac MotoGP
Statements from Brawn and Campinoti
Brawn expressed his enthusiasm for the new role, stating, “Motorsport has always been about people, teamwork, and continuous improvement.” He looks forward to supporting Pramac and contributing his knowledge to enhance the team. Pramac has established itself as a formidable organization with ambition and strong team spirit, which excites Brawn.
In support of Brawn, Campinoti remarked on their long-standing friendship and mutual respect. He emphasized Brawn’s impressive career in Formula 1 and his winning mentality, which he believes will significantly impact Pramac’s growth trajectory.
Looking Ahead
As Brawn integrates into the Pramac structure, the motorsport community anticipates potential innovations and successes stemming from this partnership. His expertise could usher in a new era for the team, buoyed by a legacy of winning experiences and strategic insight in competitive racing.
