Two Wheels for Life, the official charity of MotoGP, has events throughout the season and added some extra special opportunities for fans to take part in their work at the recent Dutch GP. Assen celebrated its incredible 100-year history in racing at the 2025 event and it’s the only venue to have been on the MotoGP calendar since our inaugural season in 1949, so the occasion was worthy of being marked in style. Two Wheels raised an impressive €63,000 thanks to their extra initiatives as they teamed up with the TT Circuit Assen, with three key events contributing the most to the total: the MotoGP Experience Day and two live auctions during Thursday and Saturday.
The MotoGP Experience Day attracted hundreds of extra guests who enjoyed exclusive access to the paddock, pit lane walk, and a special auction, raising €35,300 from ticket sales alone. The Thursday auction, held on the Motul Stage, welcomed both Two Wheels for Life guests and the public, while the Saturday auction drew enthusiastic race fans eager to bid on unique experiences and MotoGP memorabilia.
“We are incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support from the MotoGP community, fans, and partners,” said Andrea Coleman, CEO of Two Wheels for Life. “This partnership and the generosity shown during the Dutch Grand Prix not only celebrates the rich heritage of motorcycle racing but also accelerates our mission to save lives by improving healthcare access in remote communities in Africa.”
The auctions featured exclusive items and once-in-a-lifetime experiences, which proved highly popular and played a significant role in reaching the fundraising total.
Two Wheels for Life thanks everyone who participated and contributed to making the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix a memorable event with a lasting impact. The charity looks forward to continuing its collaboration with MotoGP and TT Circuit Assen in future events to further its life-saving mission!
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