Tony Cairoli is a decorated motocross racer known for his nine FIM Motocross World Championships and his current role in developing Ducati's motocross program.
Tony Cairoli has joined Ducati's motocross program, assisting in the development of their Desmo450 MX bike and acting as a brand ambassador. He has also used the Ducati Powerstage RR for his training and participated in Ducati's historic entry into motocross. He will be racing the Ducati Desmo450 MX in select events.
Troy Lee Designs joined forces with Ducati in the AMA Supercross paddock, with Tony Cairoli as a key figure in this collaboration, preparing for the Desmo450 MX's arrival.
Fiat Professional sponsored Tony Cairoli, celebrating his achievements as a multiple World Motocross Champion.
Thravos welcomed Tony Cairoli, highlighting brand sponsorship opportunities to connect with athletes and their fanbases.
Tony Cairoli had a long and successful partnership with Red Bull KTM, reigning supreme with multiple championship wins since late 2009. After his full-time racing career, he also took on the role of team manager for the Red Bull KTM Factory team.
Tony Cairoli began his motocross Grand Prix career in 2002 riding a Yamaha and secured his first two MX2 titles and his first premier class (MX1) title with the brand.
Tony Cairoli is listed as currently racing for the Factory Connection team.
Tony Cairoli is associated with the Aruba.it - Ducati Factory MX Team.
Antonio “Tony” Cairoli was born on September 23, 1985, in Patti, Sicily, Italy. He began his professional motocross career in 2002, riding for Yamaha. His early career saw him quickly rise through the ranks, securing his first MX2 title in 2005 with six wins and nine podium finishes. He continued his dominance in the MX2 class, winning his second championship in 2007 with ten Grand Prix wins and thirteen podium finishes out of fourteen rounds. Cairoli’s consistent performance and skill established him as a significant figure in the motocross world.
Cairoli transitioned to the premier class, MX1, in 2009 and immediately claimed his first MX1 World Championship, marking a significant step in his career. He then moved to the Red Bull Factory KTM team, where he achieved remarkable success, defending his MX1 title successfully from 2010 to 2013. His ability to secure multiple consecutive championships showcased his enduring talent and dedication. In 2014, with the category renamed MXGP, Cairoli continued his winning streak, securing another world title. This period solidified his status as one of the sport’s most successful riders.
After a career spanning two decades, Cairoli announced his retirement from full-time professional motocross racing on September 14, 2021. Following his retirement, he took on the role of team manager for the Red Bull KTM Factory team. In 2023, Cairoli joined Ducati’s new motocross program, where he works directly with Ducati Corse director Paolo Ciabatti. His current role involves assisting in the development of Ducati’s motocross bikes and supporting their MXGP and AMA riders, with the first Ducati motocross motorcycles expected to race in 2025. In 2022, he also competed in select rounds of the AMA Motocross Championship, achieving a fifth-place finish at Thunder Valley.
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