KTM's factory MotoGP team set for managerial shuffle as Austrian manufacturer confirms widely-expected impending split with team manager Francesco Guidotti

MotoGP: "This project already has many good parts, but we need to work more to build the package to a better standard." Beirer: "He has won titles with both Acosta and Binder. We can count on a lot of pedigree and Aki knows the company and the way we race well.

Guidotti to be replaced by Ajo as the head of KTM's MotoGP squad, confirming an earlier report by Autosport

The Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MotoGP team is replacing Francesco Guidotti with Aki Ajo as Team Manager starting in 2025.

Aki Ajo has been one of the most successful team managers since Moto2 and Moto3, but the Finn will step up to MotoGP with KTM following Francesco Guidotti’s departure, which was announced on Sunday evening.

Aki Ajo signs on as KTM Factory Racing MotoGP Team Manager for 2025, with Binder and Acosta competing on board the

KTM will strengthen the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MotoGP™ squad for 2025 and beyond by reaching an agreement with long-standing friend and ally Aki Ajo to take the reigns as Team Manager.

Francesco Guidotti will depart as MotoGP team manager of Red Bull KTM at the end of this season, the factory has confirmed. The Italian joined KTM in 2022 from Pramac Ducati, replacing Mike Leitner. Guidotti oversaw two wins for Miguel Oliveira that year, then a new KTM high of fourth in the world championship for Brad Binder in 2023.