Pirelli partner of the Dainese Riding Master: in the Dainese VR46 Class on the track with Rossi [PHOTO]

A new experience on the track and even an opportunity to meet Valentino Rossi. You can savor the sensations of the champions at the event Dainese Experience, Riding Masters, scheduled for the 17th April on one of the most prestigious tracks in the world: the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli. Pirelli appears as a technical partner, fitting with the tyres DIABLO™ Superbike e DIABLO™ Supercorsa SC V3 motorbikes Yamaha available on the occasion.

Racing Classes and Safety Classes

There are several sessions, five of which are indicated, each dedicated to enthusiasts and focused on specific aspects. In the case of Racing Classes e Safety Classes within the Dainese Riding Master, with the support of expert instructors, in the first case those who already have excellent basic skills can further refine their riding qualities and learn further techniques to improve their respective performances, while in the second the less experienced motorcyclists, starting from notions basic and in complete safety, they can learn more about the bike and improve their technique.

Champions Class

A further interesting moment of the event allows you to be on the track with the drivers of the VR46 Riders Academy, who dress garments Dainese in MotoGP. Franco Morbidelli, Luca marini, Lorenzo Baldassarri e Marco Bezzecchi they will be authoritative instructors on the occasion. A formula for those who are already experts but still want to read up on the techniques of professionals, thanks to information provided directly by the protagonists of world motorsport.

Dainese VR46 Class

Finally, a day dedicated to an exclusive meeting for those who will be able to experience it, because some lucky people will see the multiple world champion up close MotoGp, Valentino Rossi. The phenomenon of Tavullia he will also provide some advice to those who meet him at Misano, taking up the widespread indications. Tickets to take part in VR46 Class are put up for auction and the proceeds are then donated to the Marco Simoncelli foundation, again from what has been reported.