After kicking off in the United States at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, the Aprilia Pro Experience will also make its appearance in Europe. On May 8, the Misano circuit will host the Aprilia Pro Experience: being taught by the master Max Biaggi.
It’s just about every track rider’s wet dream: doing laps on the track with some of Grand Prix racing’s greatest champions, following their lines, taking advantage of their tips, understanding how to make better use of the bike to go faster. and be safer on the road.
Sunday, May 8, at the Misano World Circuit, Aprilia offers the chance to make this dream come true thanks to the Aprilia Pro Experience, a unique driving course, reserved for a really limited number of participants, with great champions such as Max Biaggi , Lorenzo Savadori and Andrea Iannone as special instructors.
Each “super coach” is assigned to 4 participants, so that everyone receives as much attention and guidance as possible, both during the training activities in the box and during training on the track.
The exclusive package includes six sessions of twenty minutes each, on not the least bike: the Aprilia RSV4 Factory, (if you ask us) the ultimate track bike that the rider-coaches will also ride.
All sessions alternate with a briefing and debriefing with analysis of the on-board video thanks to cameras mounted on each bike. The exclusive treatment also includes lunch at the Aprilia Hospitality and a special photo shoot.
During the day, the two Aprilia Racing MotoGP riders, Aleix Espargaró and Maverick Viñales, will also take to the track and be available during the training sessions for participants to share their experiences at international racing level.
According to the press release, all information should be available on Aprilia’s website, but no matter how hard we searched, we couldn’t find it. So we don’t know how much this unique experience will cost, but based on the price in the US it won’t be a cheap experience: $5,000 had to be put on the table for the one on COTA.
– Thanks for information from Motorfreaks.