Dr. Raymond Rossi, MotoAmerica's Medical Director from the series' start in 2015, died on Tuesday, March 22 in Greenwood Village, Colorado. Rossi was 67 years old when he died.
Rossi was a familiar face in the paddock when MotoAmerica racers were hurt or required basic medical attention while on the circuit. Rossi was an FIM qualified medical officer and served as the FIM Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for FIM World Superbike and MotoGP events in the United States, in addition to assisting MotoAmerica's racers. Rossi received his medical degree from the University of Colorado School of Medicine and completed his sports medicine rotations at Gem City Bone and Joint, which was owned and run by the late Dr. David Kieffer.
