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King Price Xtreme Rider Preps for Red Bull Motogp Rookies Cup Selection

Cayden Robert, a rising star in the world of South African motorcycle racing, is set to compete in the highly anticipated Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup Selection Event, taking place this year at the Mike G Circuit in Guadix, Spain. The event, scheduled to begin on 29 September 2024 is a crucial step in the journey toward the MotoGP World Championship, supported by Dorna, the organisation behind the MotoGP and World Superbike Championships.

“Being invited to the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Selection Event for the second time is an incredible honour. Last year’s experience was transformative and fuelled my passion even further. Having followed the careers of Brad and Darryn Binder, and now being part of this programme, is a dream come true. I’ve worked hard to improve my skills and am excited to showcase my progress”, says Robert.

The Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup is renowned for being a gateway to the premier league of motorcycle racing. Each year, approximately 100 talented young riders from around the world are invited to demonstrate their skills in the selection process.

During the four-day duration of the event, each rider has two 15-minute sessions on track to impress the selectors, with only about 50 riders advancing to the finals on day three. At the end of this rigorous process, between 8 and 10 exceptional riders will secure their place in the 2025 Rookies Cup Championship. Selected competitors benefit from a fully sponsored ride, including all necessary equipment for the season, and compete on KTM Moto3 bikes. Notably, seven of the last nine Moto3 World Champions have emerged from the Red Bull Rookies program, including our very own Darryn Binder.

In preparation for the event, Robert will travel from South Africa to Spain on September 24, accompanied by his father and coach, Craig Robert.

“I’m looking forward to the challenge and am committed to giving my best performance. Regardless of the outcome, I know it will be an unforgettable experience,” concludes Robert.

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Author: Nhlalenhle Dlangalala from ByDesign Communications on behalf of King Price Xtreme.

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Published on 30 September 2024 by Alan Category: NewsTag: MyPR

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