MotoGP race Grand Prix debut in Thailand on 5-7 October 2018, took place at Chang International Circuit in Buriram province, around 400 km northeast from the country's capital, Bangkok. They are extremely exciting speed lovers and Xtreme sports fans – almost 80,000 spectators – gathered in the stadium from across the world.
Celebrating the launch of HERO7 cameras - GoPro, Official Wearable Camera of MotoGP, offered very special prizes to the two lucky Thai motorsport fans for package trip to the first MotoGP in Thailand, inclusive of accommodations for 3-day 2-night plus tickets to Grandstand seats. The meet and greet, a chance like no other, with Valentino Rossi, GoPro Athlete and a nine-time World Grand Prix Champion, was exclusively taken by the racing track. It was definitely worth experience once-in a life time.
"It's fantastic that GoPro has offered prize of 3 days 2 nights at the topnotch hotel, The Beverly Hill Hotel's suite room, plus tickets to Grandstand seats and a chance to 'meet & greet' with Valentino Rossi, are simply a money can't buy experience. Big thank you to GoPro. They did a tremendous job for their customers." Watthana Changyam, the winners commented.
And one thing is for sure, it turned out to be a different experience seeing the world through GoPro at MotoGP 2018 in Thailand.
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