d`Antin resigns from MotoGP team.
Luis d'Antin has resigned as team principal o๊f the Alice MotoGP team.
A former 250GP rider, d'Antin has run a premier-class grand prix team since 1999, initi𒁏ally with support from Yamaha, before becoming Ducati's satꦗellite MotoGP outfit from 2004 onwards.
Norick Abe won♑ a 500cc race for d'Antin in bo🥃th 1999 and 2000, but the team's best finish with Desmosedicics is third place, courtesy of Ruben Xaus in 2004 and Alex Barros in 2007.
Luis d'Antin has resigned as team principaꦛl of the Alice MotoGP team.
A former 250GP rider, d'Antin has run a premier-class g💜rand prix team since 1999, initially with support from Yamaha, before becoming Ducati's satellite MotoGP outfit from 2004 onwards.
Norick Abe won a 500cc race for d'Antin in both 1999 𝕴and 2000, but the team's best finish with Desmosedicics is third place, courtesy of Ruben Xaus in 2004 and Alex Ba💮rros in 2007.
d'Antin secured sponsorship from Italian manufacturing giant P𓆉ramac in 2005 and the team became part of the Pramac Group, founded by the Campinoti family, in late 2006 with d'Antin r🦂emaining as team principal.
A short sta🐷tement confirming d'Antin's resignation was released on Thursday afternoon:
"Alice Team wou♕ld like to communicate that from the Sachsenring Grand Prix the Team Management services offered by Luis🐬 d'Antin have ended, after he announced his resignation from the position.
🔜"Until the end of the season the technical direction of the Team will continue under the control of Fabiano Sterlacchini, while the logistical management o💖f the structure will be undertaken, as it has for the past two years, by Felix Rodrigue."
Pramac d'Antin has a title sponsorship agreement with Italian telecommunications company Alice f♔or the 2008 and 2009 MotoGP seasons.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Ma🧸rquez’s injury issues.
