INDIA: MotoGP Bharat has joined forces with the iconic Sunburn festival to unveil a groundbreaking event that will captivate speed enthusiasts and music aficionados alike.
India’s maiden world-class motorcycle race is set to converge with an exhilarating music festival, promising an unforgettable experience for attendees. The dynamic blend of speed and sound will take centre stage at the renowned Buddh International Circuit (BIC) in Greater Noida from September 22 to 24.
Titled “MotoGP Bharat Sunburn Music Festival,” this innovative collaboration is more than just a sporting event; it’s a sensory spectacle designed to leave a lasting impression.
Spectators will be treated to a fusion of heart-pounding motorcycle racing and pulse-pounding music performances, creating a uniquely immersive weekend gateway experience.
The event promises an abundance of food options, transforming the fan zones into hubs of excitement and delight.
With participation from over 80 teams from around the world, the inaugural MotoGP event in India is set to make history. The BIC will also witness its first international event in nearly a decade, marking a significant milestone in the motorsport landscape of the country.
Karan Singh, CEO of Sunburn, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Sunburn is extremely pleased and equally excited to partner with the first-ever MotoGP Bharat race. We will be putting up a huge stage in the fan zone, which is all set to be filled with tons of exciting performances with some of the best artist collaborations from India and Internationally.”
Spectators holding MotoGP Bharat Race tickets will be granted complimentary access to the Sunburn Music Festival, further enhancing the value proposition of this exceptional event.
Prepare for an adrenaline-fueled extravaganza that marries the speed of motorcycles with the rhythm of music. The MotoGP Bharat Sunburn Music Festival is poised to set a new standard for entertainment and excitement in India.
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