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Monster Energy Triple Threat 2023 Online Dirt Bike Video Competition

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Monster Energy Triple Threat 2023 Online Dirt Bike Video Competition:

Monster Energy Triple Threat 2023 Online Dirt Bike Video Competition

Calling all Dirt Bike Riders – beginner to pro level. No matter the discipline (Motocross, Enduro, Freestyle, PitBikes and Freeride), if you ride a Dirt Bike, we invite you to enter the Monster Energy Triple Threat online video competition. 

Choose any three options from our Skill Category list OR perform three versions from any one skill category, whichever best suits your riding style, and submit your raw video footage to enter!

For example:

  • Entry option 1: Video footage of a Wheelie, Trick and Jump (three Skill Categories).
  • Entry option 2: Video footage of three different Wheelies (one Skill Category – three times). 
  • Entry option 3: Video footage of two different Wheelies and footage of one Technical Line (two of one Skill Category and one of another).

Entries are open to beginner, intermediate and pro riders, with prizes up for grabs for all.

We’re looking for creativity, riders having fun, and some bangers from the pros.

Every entry received stands a chance of winning the Grand Prize of an all-expenses-paid trip for two to the 2023 Motocross of Nations taking place in Ernée, France, in October.

The winner of the Pro division will win R20 000.00 in cash.

The winners of the Amateur division will win Leatt Ride Kit.

There will be spot prizes awarded throughout the competition.

 

How to enter:

Select the Skill Categories that suit your riding style, head out to your favourite riding spot and get your video footage – both Smartphone and professionally shot footage will be accepted and will not affect the judging outcome. It’s the riding, attempts and fun times we’re looking for.

Skill Categories:

  • Wheelie (We want to see that back wheel action)
  • Stoppie / Nose Wheelie (We want to see that front wheel action)
  • Technical Line (For the Enduro riders – We want to see those technical feats)
  • Cornering (Bar drag, roost, speed, style, creativity, etc.)
  • Jump (Any jump, big or small, send us your airtime)
  • Whip (Turn up, turn down, old school or new school 0 we love us some whips)
  • Trick (For the Freestyle/ Freeride riders – any trick in the book counts)
  • Speed (We’re looking for that raw, flat-out speed

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Judging and Rules:

Rules:

  • Open to South African Citizens of all ages only.
  • Entries are open from 17 July to 31 August 2023.
  • Video submissions sent to info@lwmag.co.za via WeTransfer will be accepted only.
  • Entrants can enter as many times as they want.
  • Any footage submitted as an entry to the Monster Energy Triple Threat competition and subsequently uploaded to the rider’s social media platforms must tag @LW_Mag and @MonsterEnergy and use the #MonsterEnergyTripleThreat hashtag. 
  • Entrants agree and accept that he or they will be riding and/or filming content at his or her own risk and that Locally Whipped Productions (LW Mag), any subsidiaries, directors, employees, shareholders, agents or official Monster Energy Triple Threat partners shall not be held liable for any claim of any nature whatsoever.

Judging:

  • All submissions will be uploaded to the Monster Energy Triple Threat website for fans to enjoy.
  • After submission (17 July to 31 August 2023), the Top 10 Pro and Top 10 Amateur entries will be selected for the final voting phase.
  • The public voting phase will run for 10 Days, running from 1 September to 10 September 2023.
  • The public voting will contribute to 50% of the final decision.
  • The remaining 50% of the decision will be compromised via the Monster Energy Triple Threat head judges.
  • Winners will be announced on 18 September 2023. 

Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA):

  • The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) is in full effect. The Act protects personal information processed by private and public bodies and how that information is used, stored and processed.

All Monster Energy Triple Threat online video competition entrants’ details (Name and email address) will be used by Locally Whipped Productions (LW Mag) and the official event partners (Monster Energy, Leatt and Biker’s Warehouse) to communicate related information.

Entrants can opt-out and unsubscribe at any time. 

 

 

Complimentary high-resolution images are available for media outlets on request.

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The Maboneng Precinct: Architecture

Maboneng is architecturally distinct because it rejects the “demolish and rebuild” philosophy. Instead, it embraces adaptive reuse. The Bioscope, South Africa’s only independent cinema, operates out of an old industrial space; The Living Room is a lush rooftop oasis that offers panoramic views of the skyline from atop a concrete shell; and the Museum of African Design (MOAD) was housed in a massive 1970s warehouse. This aesthetic—exposed brick, industrial steel, and vibrant street art—has become the visual shorthand for “cool” Johannesburg. The murals here are particularly significant; they aren’t just decoration but are often massive social commentaries by local and international street artists like Faith47 and ROA, turning the very walls of the city into a public gallery.

However, Maboneng is also at the center of a complex debate regarding gentrification and social integration. Critics argue that while the precinct is a “bubble” of safety and creativity, it often stands in stark contrast to the surrounding poverty of the inner city. The challenge for Maboneng has always been how to be an engine for economic growth without alienating the residents who lived there during the “dark” years. In response, many initiatives within the precinct focus on local entrepreneurship, such as the Market on Main, which provides a platform for local food vendors and designers every Sunday.