Ross Brawn joins Pramac Racing MotoGP board as advisor

Ross Brawn, one of Formula 1's most decorated figures, has joined the board of directors of the Pramac Racing MotoGP team as a strategic advisor. The 71-year-old Briton will serve in a non-executive capacity, offering counsel to Team Principal Paolo Campinoti.

Brawn brings an unparalleled record from his four-decade career in Formula 1, having been involved in 22 world championships. He was a key architect of championship-winning teams at Benetton and Ferrari during Michael Schumacher's era, founded the title-winning Brawn GP team in 2009, and helped lay the foundations for Mercedes' subsequent dominance. More recently, he served as Formula 1's managing director of motorsports from 2017 to 2022 following Liberty Media's acquisition of the series.

In a statement, Brawn said he was delighted to join Pramac, emphasizing that motorsport has always been about people, teamwork, and continuous improvement. He expressed excitement about being part of the team's future. Campinoti highlighted both Brawn's professional achievements and their longstanding personal friendship, stating that Brawn's vision, knowledge, and winning mentality would contribute to Pramac's continued growth and...