Suzuki Bike Day #3: the third edition presented at the “Enzo e Dino Ferrari” racetrack

Il Suzuki Bike Day #3 was presented on Tuesday 20 June at the“Enzo and Dino Ferrari” racetrack. The event for cycling enthusiasts is scheduled to Imola the next July 8 2023.

the event

You can register for the event via the ENDU portal, following a procedure. Two possible options: a registration fee of 5 euros, an amount which depending on the generosity of each participant can be even higher, donated to charity at the Dynamo Camp which deals with Recreational Therapy aimed at children with serious or chronic pathologies; or a fee of 20 euros which includes the registration fee always donated to Dynamo Camp (a figure which could also increase based on availability), in addition to the exclusive Alè Cycling technical jersey defined by the Suzuki Style Centre, which recalls the flowering of hydrangeas celebrated in July in Japan. For those who register by June 28th, the customization of the front panel will also be available.

Registrations will also be possible at the Imola track on the day of the event. Those registered who want to avoid the queues will be able to collect their bib as early as Friday 7 July, from 17pm to 30pm.
Another reason that invites enthusiasts to be generous brings to mind the flood that hit Romagna. Suzuki will pay the same amount reached in favor of the Dynamo Camp to the Emilia-Romagna Region, further help for the people affected.

The event is not competitive, anyone can take part in the event with any type of bicycle, traditional or pedal-assisted.
Participants in the 2023 Suzuki Bike Day event will be able to ride safely on an interesting route. It's about a loop of 41,3 km which also includes the asphalt of the Imola route and on the route carried out during the 1968 world championship test, with the climbs of the "Tre Monti" and the Galisterna peak, after the climb of the Mazzolano from Riolo Terme towards Imola, along a total difference in altitude of 710 meters and slopes of 16%.
There will be three refreshment points during the tour: one in the Autodromo, one on the Mazzolano climb and one on the Galisterna peak.

The presentation of Suzuki Bike Day #3 was made in the presence of institutions, partners and press operators. The “Enzo e Dino Ferrari” racetrack will be the starting point and home of the Suzuki Bike Day Village. Along with the motorsport challenges on the asphalt of the historic track, two world championship road cycling challenges were hosted in the Imola area, the first in 1968 won by Vittorio Adorni and the other in 2020.