CHAMPIONS OF 2023 HONOUR THEIR TRIUMPH WITH CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS

In keeping with tradition in MXGP, the 2023 FIM Motocross World Champions, namely Jorge Prado from Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing and Andrea Adamo from Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, were honoured with rings commemorating their triumphs in MXGP and MX2, while Courtney Duncan of Big Van World MTX Kawasaki also received her Champion Ring to celebrate her WMX World Title.

The World Champions were presented with these unique pieces of jewellery during the annual MXGP Awardsheld on Sunday evening, following the conclusion of the last races at the MXGP of Great Britain, which marked the crowning of this season's ultimate champions.

These one-of-a-kind silver rings are meticulously crafted to symbolize victory, with each ring bearing engravings of the respective year and the name of the Champion, adding a personalised touch. The design and production of these rings are entrusted to the Italian company PR Model, led by Mr. Telemaco Cane, a dedicated motocross enthusiast himself.

The presentation of these rings serves as the final touch to solidify the Championships and marks the culmination of another successful season in the FIM Motocross World Championship.

     

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