Italian manager Stefano Domenicali, former team principal of Scuderia Ferrari and current CEO of Formula 1, replacing Chase Carey, admitted that it “would be wrong” for his series and motorcycle racing’s premier class MotoGP not to work together.
As for the racing side of each series, there is not much in common. After all, Formula 1 is contested with four wheels as opposed to two in MotoGP. But the former Ferrari boss, who took over control of Formula 1 at the start of 2021, confirmed that two “incredible motorsport platforms” like F1 and MotoGP must and already are working together in any way they can.
“Yes, we are in touch working together to improve our platform.” – Stefano Domenicali said, in a recent interview for the MotoGP website – “We can learn from each other in a very significant way, so that is the right way to go and to move forward. We have the privilege of being two incredible motorsport platforms, and it would be wrong not to work together, and above all it would be great to be friends.” – he explained.
It helps of course when Stefano Domenicali is a huge fan of MotoGP: “I feel very blessed and pleased to be part of this family. I love Moto GP, I love motorbikes, it’s good to see so many riders fighting for the victory.” – the Formula 1 boss added.
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