Antonio Rodríguez

Antonio Rodríguez is a Spanish rally co-driver and motorsport manager. In the late 1980s he competed alongside Pep Bassas in the Blaupunkt-BMW team’s BMW M3 E30 and in 1989 they became Spanish Asphalt Rally Champions. In 1991 Rodríguez won the Spanish Gravel Rally Championship for co-drivers alongside Josep Maria Bardolet with Ford. The following year he contested the Dakar as Fernando Capdevila’s co-driver in a Range Rover Halt'Up Camel.

After leaving the co-driver’s seat he moved into motorsport management. He held a management role with BMW from 1992 to 1995, worked with Nissan in touring cars and later became team manager of SEAT Sport in the World Rally Championship from 1996 to 2001. In 2024 he was appointed team principal of the Spanish squad for the FIA Motorsport Games.