2009 has been a spectacular and extremely successful racing season for Yamaha, both in the dirt and on the tarmac. We are extremely proud of our achievements so to celebrate with all our fans and customers Yamaha have run an international competition with unique prizes!
We have been overwhelmed with the huge number of fans that have participated in the competition and have received many kind words of appreciation, admiration and congratulations on the competition entry forms. This is very valuable to us and we thank you very much for your interest and acknowledgement!
On Thursday 10th of December the prize draw ceremony took place and Yamaha can now proudly announce all the winners:
GRAND PRIZE WINNERS:
- The unique, Factory Racing prepared Valentino Rossi replica YZF-R1 winner is:
Justina Vilimaite from Vilnius, Lithuania
- The one-off, Factory Racing prepared Ben Spies replica YZF-R1 winner is:
Milada Simkova from Cary, Slovakia
- The exclusive, Factory Racing prepared Cal Crutchlow replica YZF-R6 winner is:
Claude Guyot from Aigle, Switzerland
Congratulations to all our winners, they will be contacted by Yamaha within a week.
YAMAHA WORLD CHAMP T-SHIRT WINNERS
To check if you're one of the winners of the exclusive Yamaha World Champion T-shirt, specially designed by Aldo Drudi, have a quick look in the overview. It can be downloaded here. (UK winners shown only).
Congratulations to all the winners! The T-shirts will be sent to you by post in the first half of January 2010. The T-shirt is provided in size L, no other sizes are available for this exclusive shirt. If you haven’t received your T-shirt by February 1st 2010, please send an email to competition@yamaha-racing.com. Yamaha accepts no responsibility for shirts that get lost in the mail process.
Please take specific notice that:
- The judge’s decision as to winning entries is final and no correspondence will be entered into
- The prizes are non-exchangeable, non-transferable and non-refundable and there is no cash alternative available
- Yamaha accepts no responsibility for T-shirts that get lost in the mail process
- The name of the winner(s) may be used in post-event publicity
