Sheikh Zayed Festival launches 'Extreme Weekends'

Friday, 7 January 2022 07:26

By ARN News Staff

Crowds heading to the Sheikh Zayed Festival this month are set to be dazzled by thrilling live motorcycle displays.

Throughout January, the Festival's adding 'Extreme Weekends' to its list of over 650 major shows with exciting performances by professional motorcyclists taking place on a specially designed track.

Featured motorcyclists will include four world-renowned bikers, who will perform mind-boggling stunts.

The event will also see a number of motorcross shows, where riders will defy gravity.

The Sheikh Zayed Festival includes many zones and activities, including the Year of the 50th Zone, Al Forsan International Sports Resort, Funfair City, pavilions showcasing cultures from around the world, in addition to world-class entertainment and performances.

'Extreme Weekends' live motorcycle shows begin tomorrow at Sheikh Zayed Festival.#WamNews https://t.co/NStLW9t97b pic.twitter.com/3GGy0HRsSI
— WAM English (@WAMNEWS_ENG) January 6, 2022

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