Alessandro Di Mario

Alessandro Di Mario enters the 2026 MotoAmerica Supersport season as one of the most decorated teenagers in American road racing history. The Kentucky native is coming off a legendary 2025 campaign where he achieved the rare feat of winning two national championships in a single season. Competing in both the Twins Cup and the inaugural Talent Cup, Di Mario displayed unmatched versatility and stamina, amassing a combined 22 podiums and 14 race victories.

His 2025 dominance included a successful title defense in the Twins Cup aboard his Robem Engineering Aprilia, alongside a historic run to become the first-ever Talent Cup champion with Warhorse HSBK Racing Ducati. These accolades follow a rapid professional ascent that began with the 2022 Nicky Hayden AMA Horizon Award, marking him early as a future star.

For 2026, Di Mario makes the highly anticipated jump to the Supersport class, joining the powerhouse Rahal Ducati Moto squad. Transitioning to the Ducati Panigale V2, Di Mario brings a clinical racing style and a proven ability to adapt to diverse machinery. As he takes on a field of established veterans, all eyes are on the reigning double-champion to see how quickly he can bring his winning pedigree to the middleweight ranks.

Little Known Fact: Alessandro calls Barber Motorsports Park his favorite track and says Valentino Rossi and Fabio Quartararo were his favorite racers growing up. Enjoys riding bicycles around home with friends.

MotoAmerica Stats
Wins: 17 (10 in Twins Cup, 7 in Talent Cup)
Podiums: 33 (2 in Junior Cup, 20 in Twins Cup, 11 in Talent Cup)

2025 – Won the MotoAmerica Twins Cup Championship racing with Robem Engineering on an Aprilia. Scored 11 podium Twins finishes, including a series-leading 7 victories. Also won the MotoAmerica Talent Cup Championship earning 11 podiums, including a series-leading 7 wins.  Raced for Warhorse HSBK Racing Ducati in Talent Cup. 2024 – Won the MotoAmerica Twins Cup Championship, his first title in MotoAmerica. Scored nine podium finishes, including three wins. Claimed his first MotoAmerica victory in Twins Cup at Barber Motorsports Park. Swept both Twins Cup races at COTA to close out the season on a high note. Raced a Rodio Racing – Powered by Robem Engineering Aprilia. 2023 – Rookie season in MotoAmerica finished eighth in Junior Cup. Along the way he scored two podium finishes, with a best of second at Pitt Race. Raced a Kawasaki Ninja 400 for Altus Motorsport.  2022 – Won AMA Nicky Hayden Road Race Horizon Award, won North America Talent Cup Championship (4 wins, 11 total podiums in 14 races), won 3 AMA Grand Championships (Lightweight Twins Superstock, Lightweight Twins Superbike, E Superstock), won 2 WERA Sportsman National Championships (Lightweight Twins Superstock, E Superstock); 2021 season, won WERA Sportsman F Superstock Expert National Championship (3 race wins, 14 total podiums with WERA); 2020 season, won E Superstock Novice AMA Grand Championship, won 2 WERA Sportsman Novice National Championships (won 28 WERA races).