Dainese Brings Riding Mastery to the U.S. – Secure Your Spot!
Dainese, a leader in the field of protective wear for dynamic sports, is excited to announce the launch of its inaugural DAINESE RIDING MASTERS RACE events in the United States. This initiative marks a significant milestone for Dainese as it brings its passion and expertise in riding to the American audience.
Event Details and Dates
The event series will kick off on April 15th at the renowned Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas, following the MotoGP weekend. The excitement will continue with the second event on April 22nd at Road Atlanta, immediately after the MOTO AMERICA weekend. These events are designed to offer motorcycling enthusiasts a unique opportunity to enhance their riding skills through expert-led sessions.
Partnerships and Learning Opportunities
In collaboration with Piaggio (Aprilia) and Champ School (YCRS), Dainese aims to provide an unmatched experience for riders looking to improve their abilities. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from the esteemed Champ School instructors, utilizing the cutting-edge methodologies that have been a hallmark of Dainese's Race Master Classes in Italy.
The curriculum is integrated into the Piaggio event, featuring dedicated sessions focused on Dainese's commitment to riding excellence and safety. This strategic partnership highlights Dainese's dedication to enhancing the skills and safety of the motorcycle community.
Limited Availability for Participants
With limited spots available, only 15 participants will be able to join the COTA event and 20 for the Road Atlanta event. Riders interested in taking part in these exclusive events are encouraged to register promptly to secure their place and avoid missing out on this rare opportunity to elevate their riding prowess.
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