The Yamaha R7 Cup 2024 is warming up, and if you don’t have an R7, you can rent one to race

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2023-12-26 16:16:55

The Yamaha R7 Cup opens its registration period for its 2024 edition after chaining two seasons of great success and participation. To take part in this competition It is enough to have a unit owned by Yamaha YZF-R7 equipped with the GYTR kit or rent one for the entire season or individual events, which puts it within the reach of any ordinary fan.

The 2023 calendar will take place between the months of April and August 2024 on the circuits of Cheste, Jerez, Cartagena, Jarama and Navarra. The three best classifieds will enjoy the unique opportunity to compete in the Superfinale against other international drivers from this same single-make cup.

That the best environment to enjoy a motorcycle is a circuit is a widely proven statement. Now, making the leap to competing on the track is often seen as an often insurmountable obstacle. Yamaha Spain tries to soften this challenge for competition fans with the Yamaha R7 Cup, single-brand competition that runs through our geography with the Spanish Speed ​​Cup and which has already opened its registration period.

The undisputed protagonist of the contest is the YZF-R7, Yamaha’s Super Sport born to enjoy riding. Its well-known handling, balance and accessibility as standard are optimized with the GYTR kit, mandatory for all participants, which adds safety elements and its own parts to better adapt it to the circuits, and can be dismantled without any problem at the end of the season to recover the original state of the frame and use it again on the open road.

It is enough to be over 16 years old to compete in the R7 Cup. If you do not own a YZF-R7 or simply want to kill the competition bug, Yamaha Spain offers the Wild Card experience. This option is open to any driver over 16 years of age in possession of a license, and allows you to rent a unit and compete in an individual event or the entire championship.

The cost of participation for a single test is 1,349 euros, which gives the right to enjoy registration, exclusive Yamaha clothing and access to all services (podiums, photography, coach, etc.). Only the gasoline and tires consumed, and damages resulting from possible falls, should be paid separately. Participation, if desired, in the free runs on Friday, and the use of an exclusive mechanic would also be left out.

The rest of the registrations for the championship are summarized below (prices VAT included):

New Pilot Registration: €6,789. For riders who have purchased or are going to purchase a new YZF-R7.

Includes:
GYTR kit to equip your standard YZF-R7 and convert it to a motorcycle suitable for the R7Cup
Yamalube product: 16 liters RS4GP engine oil & Care line kit
Yamaha paddock blue clothing for the rider and a passenger
Registration for all races
A set of Pirelli SC1 tires

Rider registration with motorcycle prepared for the R7 Cup: €2,199. For riders who already have a YZF-R7 that has participated in the R 7 Cup or have bought it second-hand from another rider.

Includes:
Yamalube product: 16 liters RS4GP engine oil & Care line kit
Yamaha paddock blue clothing for the rider and a passenger
Registration for all races
A set of Pirelli SC1 tires

Registration with rental motorcycle: 12.969 €

Includes:
Grant of use of an R7 prepared for the R7Cup in the 5 races (Always the same unit and for exclusive use by the driver)
Transportation of the R7 to the circuits
An exclusive mechanic to help you on the weekend
Motorcycle maintenance between races
Registration for the 5 races
First set of tires
Yamaha paddock blue clothing for the rider
Registration available until March 16.

Wildcard Pilot Registration: €799. For riders who already have a YZF-R7 that has participated in the R7 Cup or have bought it second-hand from another rider.

Includes:
Yamaha paddock blue clothing for the rider
Registration for 2 races

The Yamaha R7 Cup 2024 will start on March 10 at the Calafat circuit, Tarragona, scene of the Wintertest, first contact for the pilots with their mounts. The following month, on a date yet to be determined, the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Cheste will hold the first of the five meetings of the season, all of them with an identical program: timed training, warm-up and double scoring race, with the exception of the legendary Jarama circuit, which will be a single race.

Yamaha R7 Cup 2024 provisional calendar:

March 10: Wintertest in Calafat
April: Circuit Ricardo Tormo of the Valencian Community
May: Ángel Nieto de Jerez Circuit
June: Cartagena
July: Jarama
August: Navarra
September: Superfinale (circuit pending confirmation)

Each of these scenarios will have its own Yamaha Village, a space where each registrant will be able to work on their motorcycle and relax between sessions. At the end of the season, the three best finishers will enjoy registration for the R7 Cup Superfinale, an event organized by Yamaha where the best riders from all over Europe in this category will compete. The winner will take home a new YZF-R7 as a prize.

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The countdown to happen Eric Molina in the record is already underway. If you feel capable of emulating the man from Malaga, winner of the R7 Cup 2023 and second place in the Motorland Aragón Superfinale, or you simply want to enjoy your first competitive experience on the circuit, Go to this link and register.

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