How to Ride With One of The World’s Best Riders by Buying a T-Shirt
A new competition from GasGas could land you a ride day with a motorcycle World Champion for the cost of a t-shirt
GasGas has launched a new competition that will last the remainder of the 2024 racing season, with the top prize being a ride day with one of its factory off-road riders.
At numerous events throughout the remainder of the respective seasons of EnduroGP, TrialGP, and MXGP, GasGas is offering the chance for fans who buy its merch to win a ride day with one of its factory riders from each discipline.
To enter the competition, literally all you need to do is buy some merch from a GasGas stand at any applicable EnduroGP, TrialGP, or MXGP event between now and the end of the year. (See the bottom of the page for all of the applicable events.) On purchase, the staff at the stall will show you a QR code - scan that with your phone, and then fill in the form it takes you to. Pretty simple!
For clarity, that means that if you buy a t-shirt from a GasGas merchandise stall at an MXGP event, you could win a ride day with reigning MXGP World Champion Jorge Prado, or if you bought merch from a GasGas stand at an EnduroGP round you could win a day with six-times EnduroGP Champion Andrea Verona, for example. There will be one competition winner per discipline: one for MXGP, one for TrialGP, and one for EnduroGP.
For British Enduro fans, the good news is that the British round of the EnduroGP series, scheduled for Wales somewhat bizarrely on the same weekend as the British MotoGP round (2-4 August), is one of the applicable events. The bad news for British motocross fans is that the competition doesn’t cover the Motocross of Nations, which will take place this year on 5-6 October at Matterley Basin.
The full list of applicable events for the GasGas competition is below.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| MXGP | |
| MXGP of Trentino | 13-14 April |
| MXGP of Portugal | 4-5 May |
| MXGP of Galicia | 11-12 May |
| MXGP of France | 18-19 May |
| MXGP of Germany | 1-2 June |
| MXGP of Latvia | 8-9 June |
| MXGP of Italy | 15-16 June |
| MXGP of Czech Republic | 20-21 July |
| MXGP of Flanders | 27-28 July |
| MXGP of Sweden | 10-11 August |
| MXGP of The Netherlands | 17-18 August |
| MXGP of Switzerland | 24-25 August |
| MXGP of Turkiye | 7-8 September |
| MXGP of China | 15-16 September |
| MXGP of TBA | 28-29 September |
| EnduroGP | |
| EnduroGP of Portugal | 12-14 April |
| EnduroGP of Italy | 21-23 June |
| EnduroGP of Wales | 2-4 August |
| EnduroGP of France | 13-15 September |
| TrialGP | |
| TrialGP of Andorra | 7-9 June |
| TrialGP of Italy | 14-16 June |
| TrialGP of Germany | 5-7 July |
| TrialGP of Belgium | 13-14 July |
| TrialGP of France | 24-25 August |
| TrialGP of Spain | 13-15 August |
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