MotoGP confirmed late on Friday evening that founder and CEO of the International Road Race Teams\u2019 Association (IRTA) Mike Trimby passed away aged 74.
MotoGP confirmed late on Friday evening that founder and CEO of the International Road Race Teams’ Association Mike Trimby passed away aged 74.Trimby was an immensely important figure in the MotoGP paddock, owing to his work in making the championship what it is today.
In 1986, Trimby founded and headed IRTA, which remains the official body for race teams in the paddock to ensure they are involved in the decision-making process in MotoGP and are fairly treated. A statement from MotoGP read:"Mike Trimby has sadly passed away. Founder and CEO of IRTA, and an icon of MotoGP, Trimby will forever be remembered.
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