The 36th Osaka Motorcycle Show 2020 was set to happen on March 20, 21 and 22. On the other hand, the 47th Tokyo Motorcycle Show was set to go on March 27, 28, and 29. However, the events were cancelled because of the Covid-19 outbreak. To replace the cancelled events Honda Japan came up with the “Virtual motorcycle show”, where they showcased bikes like our favourite Honda CT125 Hunter Cub.
Honda just launched their latest “Virtual Motorsports Land” today for those who are stuck and bored at home because of the lockdown. There are actually two versions of this “Event”; One in English and the other one in Japanese.
The English Version of this event is on the Honda Global website. However, if you fancy the Japanese version, you can have a look at it on the Honda Japan website. Generally, the event has three “zones”; Heritage, Racing and Fan. If you are a petrolhead, this is definitely something for you!
The Heritage zone consists of Honda’s motorsports journey (Both bikes and cars) which covers everything from Honda Racing videos, pictures to even a 360 virtual tour of Honda collection hall.
On the other hand, the Racing zone consists of eSport live streams; both past and upcoming GP and WCTR virtual races. Last but not least, the “Fan zone” has a few short clips of the MotoGP riders and Honda fan craft materials (colouring sheets and F1 3D papercraft) for you and your kids.
Link to the event:
Honda Virtual Motorsports Land (EN)
Honda Virtual Motorsports Land (JP)
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