Ninju partner with Troy Lee Designs MX Master Kids UK

AMC Promotions are pleased to announce Ninju, the new drinks brand in the UK have come onboard as sponsors of the 2025 Troy Lee Designs MX Master Kids UK.

Ninju is one of the fastest growing and exciting new drink brands in the UK – they know firsthand how difficult it can be to get the right nutrition on race days, or when competing, so created the ultimate juice drink to help riders take on added benefits! Each carton of Ninju contains a blend of water, real fruits & vegetables, plus added vitamins & minerals, to hydrate riders with the extra functional benefits they need to perform at their best. Ninju are sponsoring both Big Wheel 85cc and Small Wheel 85cc classes and will be offering a variety of prizes to top tier riders.

Aaron Rowe, Co-Founder, Ninju commented, “This is mega for our brand! To be part of such a cool MX event for kids and be there not just cheering on my lad who is competing in the auto class for the first time, but to support riders, helping to educate them on the importance of hydration and nutrition. It’s going to be a mega event and cannot wait for the Master Kids! Let’s race!”

David Blackman, Co-Founder, Ninju commented, “We’re absolutely buzzing to be sponsoring the MX Master Kids for 2025 – offering every rider in the 85 classes the support they deserve nutritionally, rewarding standout riders with additional prizes, and shining a spotlight on the overall sport across the Ninju community. Ninju is all about celebrating kids, getting out and smashing it, and there’s no better place for this than MX Master Kids!”

Gavin Morris, AMC Promotions commented, “We are pleased to welcome Ninju onboard as an Official sponsor of the 2025 Troy Lee Designs MX Master Kids UK. To have a new and exciting drinks brand want to get behind the event is fantastic. Stay tuned for more news from our partnership with Aaron, David and the team at Ninju.”

To find out more about Ninju and their Juice drinks head over to https://ninjuworld.com/

 

 

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