Good news, the Sunday Ride confirms its 2023 dates and returns in May to the PAUL RICARD circuit.
Lagrasse is the perfect setting for characters, the meeting takes place over 3 days as always: 5/6/7 May, with the possibility of returning home quietly on May 8 which is holiday !
Lagrasse is the perfect setting for spectators this will be the Saturday May 6 and Sunday May 7.
Ticketing will be available at the start of 2023 on the site Sunday Ride and on the Circuit Paul Ricard website.
RIDE AT THE SUNDAY RIDE: REGISTRATIONS OPEN!
Do you dream of riding the GRAND TRACE 5,8 km of Paul Ricard?
La Sunday Ride is THE solution to make your dream come true!
We welcome sports cars from the 70s to 2000 and also more recent machines on selection: a beautiful rare, exceptional or prestigious sports car also has its place!
La Sunday Ride it is 6 sessions during the weekend: you ride twice each day. And you have time to see the races, the driver signing sessions, to go and try something new in the village, etc. A 100% passion multi-activity weekend.
As usual the fastest will be rewarded with preferential rates (file received before 31/12). And, if you ride in a group and there are 5 of you who collect your files in the same shipment, you will have an EVEN lower price. advantageous !
THE KEY LINES OF THE PROGRAM 2023
We won't tell you everything (to keep surprises) but the main points are known: The Sunday Ride 2023 will live to the rhythm of a unique mix of races from all eras and anniversaries of legendary models with exhibitions, star drivers and a lounge – sports village current.
50 years of YAMAHA TZ (1973) : with a huge exhibition of all generations of the greatest Grand Prix customer competition machine! And a special TZ parade with an incredible starting grid.
50 years of Kawasaki 900 Z1 : it was in 1973 that the Kawasaki Superbike was marketed in France: exhibition, parade, barbecue and road ride!
25 years of Yamaha R1 : the hyper sporty 1000 arrived in 98 and revolutionized the category: a look back at this whole dynasty.
Exhibition : Did you like the GP Made in France exhibition last year? This year it will be a unique exhibition that will surprise you at least as much... if not even more!
Relive the 2022 edition on video
The Auto-Moto report : https://www.tf1.fr/tf1/auto-moto/videos/motos-de-grand-prix-la-theorie-de-levolution-52116847.html
There will be other activities and unforgettable moments, stay tuned:
