Yamaha Motor: space for passion with the "OPEN DAY" initiative

The monthly initiative “OPEN DAY”, linked to yamaha Motor, is designed to introduce innovations and grow projects. We start on 4 February 2023 with events R Day e GYTR Day.

A sporting world

During each OPEN DAY, the "Yamaha Open Day" competition is planned in official dealerships, the rules of which can be consulted on the Yamaha Motor portal. Through this the public will be able to participate in "Instant Win" to win Yamaha caps and take part in the final draw of two tickets for the San Marino and Riviera di Rimini Grand Prix, in the dedicated Yamaha grandstand.
The OPEN DAY appointments, in collaboration with the official Yamaha dealers, begin on February 4th with an appointment R DAY in which the Supersport range 2023. Thanks to the specialists who work in the Yamaha Motor network, the public of enthusiasts will be able to learn about this production, also get closer to the activities planned during the year and find out about the calendar of test rides on the track. Among the possibilities is also that of trying on the clothing from the Blue Paddock 2023 collection, which can be purchased at official sales points and online.
Those who love going to the track will then be able to savor the powerful sportiness of Yamaha at the same day GYTR Day at the GYTR Pro Shops, the official points specialized in the racing branch with in-depth experience in the competition field.
The GYTR Pro Shops ready to respond to the needs of riders who want to prepare their respective motorbikes to make them unique and high-performance thanks to the special GYTR components are: Automaster in Ferrara, Moto Shop in Parma, Faieta Motor in Pescara and Fani Motor in Florence.
At the GYTR Pro Shops there are technical figures specialized in the racing field who, through constant training and proximity to the WSBK Road Racing division, can follow each rider in setting up the vehicle, based on needs.
Returning to the GYTR Day, knowledge of the new ones is expected R1 e R6 GYTR and the GYTR line of specialty parts designed for Yamaha motorcycles by Yamaha's Road Racing division, according to the information.

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