MotoGP | The poster of the San Marino and Riviera di Rimini GP inspired by Henri Matisse

MotoGP Misano GP San Marino and Riviera di Rimini – Revolutionary poster compared to the previous ones, that of the San Marino and Riviera di Rimini Grand Prix, scheduled for next September 4th at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli.

A true compendium of the 15 years in which, since 2007 with the return of MotoGP, an entire territory has established itself with its character expressions and organizational capacity. With colors to summarize and communicate the proposal that radiates from the circuit to the territory, now a firm and relevant point in the MotoGP calendar.

Statements Aldo Drudi Poster GP San Marino and Riviera di Rimini at Misano 2022

“We called this poster so full of values ​​and symbols 'The impossible circuit where fantasy takes shape', because we wanted to give the idea of ​​the collective celebration that communicates MotoGP week, as well as showing the world a lifestyle that distinguishes the people who are protagonists. Around a thin strip of asphalt, enthusiasts from all backgrounds meet up, overcoming linguistic barriers and cultural barriers, drawn by a land devoted to hospitality and by a sport that combines technology and instinct, the wonders of research and the prowess of champions. To ride a motorbike at more than three hundred kilometers per hour and challenge yourself at the last corner in front of an enraptured audience – concludes Aldo Drudi – you need courage and imagination. These are qualities that bring the pilot closer to the artist. Henri Matisse – genius of art and master of color – remembered that 'creativity requires courage' and that 'there are flowers everywhere for those who want to see them': once again courage and imagination, the ability to see with free eyes, without letting oneself be held back by the rules of custom. For those who have to translate the joy of a Grand Prix into images, there is no better teaching. 'He who loves, flies, runs and has fun is free and no one can stop him' said Matisse."