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BMW Motorrad South Africa gears for the Race Trophy 2017 season.
Fri Feb 24 14:57:40 CET 2017 Press Release
With the countdown to the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy 2017 season underway, BMW Motorrad Motorsport South Africa will be supporting seven privateers riding the BMW S 1000 RR with the BMW Motorsport Support Package 2017.¶
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Thando Pato
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Midrand. With the countdown to the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy 2017 season underway, BMW Motorrad Motorsport South Africa will be supporting seven privateers riding the BMW S 1000 RR with the BMW Motorsport Support Package 2017.
The seven South African privateers who will be participating in the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy 2017, will receive SuperGP race entry fee covered by BMW Motorrad South Africa, tyre support, limited parts support per race completed and rider gear available at discounted rates.
The riders to be supported in this year’s Motorrad Race Trophy are:
- Lance Isaacs
- David McFadden
- Justin Gillesen
- Heinrich Rheeder
- Ferdinand Frederick
- Ricky Lee Weare
- Evert Stoffberg
As part of its long-term strategy in motorsport, BMW Motorrad introduced the Race Trophy in 2014. This project forms a major pillar of the comprehensive worldwide customer sports programme of BMW Motorrad. Any BMW S 1000 RR rider competing in one of the listed championships can take part free of charge in the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy, and battle it out with other BMW racers from different series, nations and continents to be crowned the best BMW Motorrad privateer in the world.
According to their results in their respective championships, the participants receive Race Trophy points for a joint ranking. The rider who collects the highest number of Race Trophy points over the scoring period wins the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy. This unique competition proved a global success, with the number of participants continuously increasing: In the inaugural 2014 season, 69 BMW riders registered. The following year, 104 racers took part, and last season, 2016, no fewer than 127 BMW race riders joined the Race Trophy – twice as many as in the first year.
Information on the 2017 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy is available on the BMW Motorrad Motorsport website: www.bmw-motorrad-motorsport.com.
For any questions on this press release, please contact BMW South Africa’s Group Communications Division as follows:
Thando Pato
Manager: Product Communications (MINI, BMW i and BMW Motorrad)
BMW Group South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Email: Thando.Pato@bmw.co.za
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