The BMW GS Trophy is back for 2022 and will see the finalists from the participating countries battle it out in the lower alps of the Albanian forests. This time, last year, 240 odd BMW Motorrad owners took part in the preliminary rounds conducted region-wise by BMW Motorrad India. The rounds involved learning, revising, and excelling in technical skills. While most riders already came with a lot of motorcycling experience and passion for the sport, only three riders would eventually make it to the top and represent the country, internationally.
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