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Awesome total raised at British GP

Despite covid restrictions, Two Wheels for Life brought some Day of Champions magic to the British GP crowd and raised a fantastic total to support vital work across Africa.

We are delighted to announce that our fundraising at this year’s British GP raised £123,720 to support transport for healthcare programmes across Africa.

Our auctions alone totalled £76,160. The remaining income coming from two-seat rides, the raffle, ride-in, VIP tickets, and our helmet park.

Takaaki Nakagami’s LCR Honda Alpinestars boot held by a member of the Monster Energy promotional staff

As you’d expect from the recent news of Valentino Rossi’s retirement, the items he offered encouraged bidders to part with spectacular amounts of money. The winning bid for a signed Valentino Rossi fan club cap was £3,200 and his signed racing boots from the 2021 season raised a whopping £10,000!

But it wasn’t just The Doctor who came out in support. With the encouragement of commentator Michael Hill and Danny John-Jules, Red Dwarf star and Motorcycle fanatic on stage other items donated by riders also created a big splash. A signed rear wheel from Alex Marquez totalled £2,200, a signed pair of Miguel Oliveira´s Alpinestars MotoGP boots reached £1,550, signed Takaaki Nakagami boots hit £1,000, and the top bid on a Marc Marquez knee slider from Sachsenring was an amazing £1,000.

See incredible photos of the weekend in our galleries:

British GP weekend 2021 photo gallery

DOC Ride-In 2021 photo gallery

View from the Monster Energy Stage

View from the Monster Energy Stage at Silverstone

Two Wheels for Life would like to thank all the teams and riders that made this fundraising possible. Andrea Coleman Two Wheels for Life CEO said:

“We didn’t know what to expect this year. We were humbled that despite restrictions everybody was determined to make it a great weekend, from the ride-in participants, the volunteers who worked so hard, Monster Energy & Silverstone who donated their stages, the teams and riders who gave so generously and of course everybody who took part. Thank you all for making what we do possible. We’re thrilled to be back at the British GP!”

Andrea Coleman Two Wheels for Life CEO

Missed out?

If you couldn’t make it to Silverstone we’ve got more exclusive offerings on our online auction in the shape of experiences with your favourite MotoGP riders.  Bidding closes on 8 September.

See our online auctions

Day of Champions 2022

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