Dainese is Official Partner of Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team for 2025
This is a press release from Dainese…
The Dainese Group enters a new, important collaboration with the VR46 Racing Team for MotoGP in the season about to begin.
Professional riders Fabio Di Giannantonio and Franco Morbidelli will wear Dainese suits and protective gear and an AGV helmet (Franco Morbidelli only) for the whole 2025 season, benefiting from cutting-edge technology and Dainese protection to compete at the highest level, with the utmost safety.
This partnership results from the common desire to bring paths, values and visions together, lending further strength to a relationship based on passion for competitions, innovation and the continuous search for maximum performance. It’s a natural bond, which is being renewed and strengthened with the aim of facing new challenges together, always in the name of safety.
“It’s an honor to work alongside the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team,” said Angel Sanchez, CEO of Dainese. “And with Valentino Rossi, who Dainese has supported from the beginning and has always supported over the course of his legendary career. We’re excited about collaborating with a team of exceptional people, with whom we share passions and goals, first and foremost safety, without forgetting a healthy will to win.”
Alessio Salucci, Team Director for Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team: “It is with great pride that we announce our collaboration with the Dainese group for the next two seasons. They’re more than a partner, they’re part of the VR46 family, because they accompanied Valentino Rossi during his career as a rider, but also our teams in Moto3 and Moto2 and our professional riders in all categories. Quality and excellence are characteristics that we look for on the track, which is why we rely on Dainese, which shares these values, always putting safety first.”
Gianluca Falcioni, CEO of VR46 Agency: “We are delighted to resume collaboration with the Dainese group as partner to our team. We’ve already worked together in the Moto3 and Moto2 classes and it’s a historic, absolutely exceptional partner and point of reference in the world of protection. We’re proud and happy to welcome Dainese back into the team as Safety Partner for the 2025 and 2026 seasons.”
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