Christine Sullivan is a Los Angeles 🏷️#motorcycle-dealer and the co-owner of 📝Beverly Hills Ducati, the authorized 📝Ducati dealership on North La Cienega Boulevard that she and her husband, 📝John Sullivan, have owned and operated since 2002. Together they took over a failing, run-down shop and rebuilt it into one of the country's award-winning Ducati dealerships. Business directories list her as chief financial officer of Beverly Hills Motorcycles, the trade name the dealership operates under.
Sullivan drew national 📝motorcycle press coverage on May 30, 2020, when protests swept Los Angeles and looters moved along La Cienega Boulevard. With John and their son at Road America for a MotoAmerica round, she stood outside her own storefront unarmed for roughly two nights until he returned to relieve her; the dealership was never breached, while the nearby Dainese D-Store in Santa Monica was looted. She is the mother of Errol Sullivan, a MotoAmerica Junior Cup racer whose primary sponsors include the family dealership.
Christine is the other half of every visit to Beverly Hills Ducati. The August 2026 service stop that turned into a conversation about AI, the medication of children, and life was as much hers as John's.
