The collaboration between the Dainese D-Air and the Misano circuit was born

Dainese – During a press conference organized by Misano World Circuit at the Motor Bike Expo in Verona, which took place from 23 to 25 January, Dainese announced its new partnership with the Romagna circuit. The collaboration between the two organizations concerns the safety and in particular the use of motorcycle airbags D-Air Dainese, which is currently only available on the European market, in both Street and Racing versions.

The Dainese D-Air will be a constant presence within the Misano World Circuit, actively participating in the introductory briefings for the riders taking part in the various races on the Romagna track. Particular attention will be paid to knowledge of technologies available to increase security, both on the track and on the road, as well as the promotion of the Dainese D-Air technology itself. The cooperation will also provide, exclusively the official clothing Dainese to the entire team of the Misano World Circuit and one will be born merchandising line Dainese designed specifically for the occasion.

Stefano Grasselli, Sales Director of D-Air Dainese, commented with satisfaction on the agreement with the Misano circuit: “We are convinced that this collaboration with one of the most important circuits in the motorcycle scene can contribute to the diffusion and awareness of the best safety tool produced by Dainese, the D-Air. We hope that the path shared with the MWC can continue for many years, in order to increase the attention that every motorcyclist must have on safety".

Andrea Albani, Sales & Sport director of the Misano circuit, added: “The Misano World Circuit is committed to a culture of safety, both on the road and on the track. This happens through special projects carried out in collaboration with institutions, with structural interventions and with various commercial partnerships. The program shared with a prestigious company like Dainese allows us to get to know new and innovative systematic technologies, which allow us to increase the awareness of tens of thousands of motorcyclists who regularly use our structure".