The Ducati Desmosedici Two Seater ride is a once in a lifetime opportunity to complete a lap of one of the most infamous racing tracks nationally. You can be one of the sole participants to ride the freshly developed Silverstone track, an experience like no other. Here is your chance to ride a MotoGP bike, navigated by Grand Prix hero and co-founder of Riders for Health, Randy Mamola.

It's an opportunity to gain a feel of a MotoGP racer’s view of the historic track. The improvements to Silverstone have ensured it the fastest MotoGP track around, so do not miss the chance.

Each person will receive a pair of premium paddock passes for the day of their event and enjoy the luxuries of the Ducati suite.  Members of the general public cannot buy this opportunity to ride on this bike anywhere in the world!

All money raised  will go directly to support Riders’ work in Africa. Riders for Health is an award winning foundation that assists in ensuring all health workers in Africa have the opportunity to acquire reliable transportation to reach isolated areas and people with ongoing health needs.

Rides are due to be scheduled on Friday 18th, Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th June, you can enjoy any of the 2 practice days or have your ride in among a full crowd on race day at the 2010 AirAsia British Grand Prix. For more details, contact Martyn Cook by calling +44 (0)1604 889570 or email mcook@riders.org.

Each passenger must pass a full medical prior to the ride, and not exceed 90 kilos (14 stone). Participants must be over 18.

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The delay of the Grand Prix of Japan was able to allow Jorge Lorenzo some extra time to attend the opening round of the 2010 CEV Buckler (Spanish National Championship), he supported friend and training partner Ricard Cardús in his debut in Moto2 category at the Circuit de Catalunya.

Lorenzo is a sponsor of Cardús in the Laglisse squad, for whom he races a Suter MMX next to Carmelo Morales, Jorge Castellanos and Colombian Santiago Hernández. The four machines move with the logo ‘XFuera’, which is a signature of the 2009 MotoGP World Championship runner up.

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