By BMW Motorrad has revealed its much-anticipated Track Training program in India, offering riders a unique opportunity to develop their skills and push the limits of their BMW bikes. This new training program is set to take place at the prestigious Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, UP it will be conducted across two days and it is expected to offer an immersive experience like no other. The Track Training program is scheduled for March 23-24 and April 20-21, 2024, the program is divided into Level 1 and Level 2 sessions, each comprising a balanced mix of theory and practical track sessions.
With a comprehensive curriculum covering everything from fundamental handling techniques to advanced racing manoeuvres, participants are in for an action-packed learning adventure. Led by seasoned trainers boasting over 12 years of experience and numerous National Championship titles, riders will delve into the intricacies of braking, balance, vision, cornering, and throttle control. The emphasis is not just on speed but on mastering the art of precision riding, ensuring safety alongside performance. This training program will be exclusive to owners of BMW S 1000 RR, S 1000 R, S 1000 XR, F 900 XR, F 900 R, G 310 R, and G 310 RR models, the program promises tailored instruction to suit the capabilities of each bike.
However, eligibility extends beyond bike ownership; participants must hold a valid driver’s license and ensure their motorcycles are in prime condition before hitting the track. Moreover, safety remains paramount, with all riders mandated to equip themselves with appropriate track riding gear, including a full leather racing suit, racing helmet, boots, and gloves. This ensures not only compliance with safety standards but also fosters an environment conducive to optimal performance. With limited slots available, aspiring participants are encouraged to seize this opportunity to elevate their riding prowess under the guidance of industry-leading experts. The BMW Motorrad Track Training program isn’t just about mastering the track; it’s about unlocking the full potential of both rider and machine, making every moment on the circuit count.
