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Yamaha Champions Riding School Names GoPro Official Camera Partner

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Yamaha Champions Riding School (YCRS) has designated GoPro as its official camera partner to support the school’s motorcycle safety and performance training programs. This partnership integrates GoPro’s camera technology into the school’s curriculum, providing students with visual tools to analyze their riding techniques and improve their on-track performance.

The collaboration equips YCRS instructors with GoPro’s latest camera hardware to capture high-definition footage during training sessions. Students use this recorded data to review their body positioning, line selection, and throttle control in real-time. By utilizing these visual aids, the school aims to provide riders with objective feedback on their mechanical habits and safety practices. The agreement also includes joint initiatives to produce educational content, which will be distributed to the broader motorcycling community to highlight proper riding fundamentals.

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Date: June 9, 2026

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