Donington MotoGP tipping contest prizes
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The SBK Superbike Village project comes to life during the Italian Round of the Superbike World Championship this weekend at Monza.
It is a place where companies and clients, products and consumers can mix, mingle and live together a unique and direct marketing experience.
An innovative way of intending communication through a vast series of opportunities that range from brand evaluation to product displays and direct sales, from promotion to the creation of mini-entertainment events; all this to allow companies to enter in touch with potential new clients and to keep customers loyal.
Motorbikes, SBK Fan Day, Branding, Sport & Entertainment all represent the fundamental features of the SBK Superbike Village.
Three intense days of activity (from Friday to Sunday) in an area of 10,000 sq m and thousands of fans who can admire the latest high-performance Superbike models, watch the races from a reserved grandstand, be thrilled by the spectacular antics of professional stuntmen, purchase items of clothing of one’s own hero and much more.
The first edition can already boast the presence of prestigious brands such as Aprilia, BMW, Ducati, Yamaha representing bike firms, and Coca-Cola, Phillip Morris, Eni, Motodays, Wind, Dainese, Headbanger, Braking, Oakley, Virgin Radio, Ticket-One, Motology, Motonline from the specialized and non-specialized sectors.
To complete the offer a vast series of Merchandising Partners including DoDesign, MGS Group and Alan.
Other SBK Superbike Villages will be organized at the Misano (June 10-12) and Imola (September 23-25) Rounds.
Further information is available on www.worldsbk.com.
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Peter Balaz Romolo Balbi Jean François Balde Mike Baldinger

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Chaz Davies' love affair with Monza continues, the ParkinGO Yamaha rider setting the fastest time for the third session running during FP2 on Saturday morning. But the Yamaha riders did not make it another clean sweep, with Broc Parkes squeezing his Motocard.com Kawasaki betwen the Yamahas of Davies and his teammate Luca Scassa, while Parkes' teammate David Salom ended the session in 4th. Hannspree Ten Kate rider Fabien Foret was the first Honda, finishing fractionally faster than Parkalgar's Sam Lowes.
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Press releases from the WSBK and WSS teams from practice at Monza on Friday:

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Manfred Bernsee Bruno Bertacchini Silvano Bertarelli Albert Bertholet
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Chaz Davies has brought his good form from Assen with him to Monza, topping the first session of free practice at the circuit in the park. Davies ended the session ahead of a pair of Motocard.com's Kawasakis, Spaniard David Salom beating his Australian teammate Broc Parkes. Davies' teammate Luca Scassa finished FP1 as 4th fastest, ahead of a pair of Hondas, the Hannspree Ten Kate bike of Fabien Foret and the Parkalgar machine of Sam Lowes, who is returning to action with a weakened shoulder after his massive highside in the race at Assen.
Results:
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