Team North Africa.
While South Africa already has a vital part the Int. GS Trophy, North Africa celebrates its debut in the 2020 edition. Majd Berrada (42), Hicham Lahlou-Kitane (45) and Hicham Malti (52), who all live in Casablanca, are very honoured to be part of the competition. Majd Berrada and Malti Hicham both work as architects, while Hicham Lahlou-Kitane is a trader.
Majd Berrada
Majd Berrada
What made you want to learn how to ride a motorbike?
When I was young, it was the best way to discover my city and the surroundings, I was free to go where I wanted, on the sand at the beach, in the forest close to Casablanca and on all types of land.
Complete the sentence: "For me, a week without my motorbike ..."
… means that I’m ill in my bed.
What do you expect from the Int. GS Trophy 2020?
I want to discover New Zealand, the F 850 GS and to live a beautiful adventure with my team and all the other GS trophy finalists. I’m sure I will encounter very interesting bikers. It’s a dream that is coming true.
Hicham Lahlou-Kitane
Hicham Lahlou-Kitane
What does the “Spirit of GS” mean to you?
A symbol of freedom to go anywhere without hesitation.
What is your favourite trail?
It is difficult to choose, Morocco is a huge playground for the GS, the Moroccan Sahara is breathtaking.
Why will your team win the Int. GS Trophy 2020?
Because we will never give up.
Hicham Malti
Hicham Malti
What does the “Spirit of GS” mean to you?
For me, the GS spirit represents adventure, mutual help and solidarity between riders.
What will be your greatest challenge at the Int. GS Trophy 2020?
To be at the same level with my teammates and enjoy every moment of the event.
What special skills do you bring to your team?
My sportsmanship and my off-road riding skills.
