Bob
3rd March 2006, 04:14
Kawasaki MotoGP rider Shinya Nakano has raised €5,000 for Riders for Health.
The money was raised at the Japanese Grand Prix with an auction of some limited edition caps featuring the Japanese racer’s distinctive helmet design.
When asked about his generosity, Nakano was admirably modest, saying “Being a professional rider I try to help various charities every year. When I joined MotoGP I learnt about Riders for Health. I believe that this charity does many good and important things. That is why, although it is only a small amount, I want to help Riders for Health. I think it is very important that us riders are aware of what is happening in the real world.”
Well done.
The money was raised at the Japanese Grand Prix with an auction of some limited edition caps featuring the Japanese racer’s distinctive helmet design.
When asked about his generosity, Nakano was admirably modest, saying “Being a professional rider I try to help various charities every year. When I joined MotoGP I learnt about Riders for Health. I believe that this charity does many good and important things. That is why, although it is only a small amount, I want to help Riders for Health. I think it is very important that us riders are aware of what is happening in the real world.”
Well done.