Wild Ride Stunt Show to Debut in Israel This Hanukkah
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The "Wild Ride," a major international two-wheeled stunt show, will premiere in Israel at the Toto Hall in Holon on December 10, 2026, during Hanukkah. The event will feature top global riders alongside emerging Israeli talent, with the audience influencing the competition's outcome. Hosted by Tzviקה Hadar and Rotem Israel, the show also includes a motor expo, with tickets starting at NIS 169.
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- The "Wild Ride" extreme stunt show will debut in Israel on December 10, 2026.
- The event will take place at the Toto Hall in Holon during Hanukkah.
- International motorcycle and bicycle stunt riders will compete.
- Young Israeli riders will participate for the first time.
- The audience will have influence over the competition's results.
- Tzviקה Hadar and Rotem Israel will host the show.
- Ticket prices start at NIS 169.
The "Wild Ride," billed as the world's largest two-wheeled extreme stunt show, will make its Israeli debut during the upcoming Hanukkah holiday. The event, featuring international motorcycle and bicycle stunt riders, is scheduled for December 10, 2026, at the Toto Hall in Holon. This marks the first time the show, which has previously performed in Barcelona, Madrid, London, and Paris, will be held in Israel.
The "Wild Ride" will include an international competition where top global riders will compete. For the first time, promising young Israeli riders, who trained in Barcelona specifically for this event, will also participate and aim for first place. Organizers promise a significant experience for both extreme sports enthusiasts and families, with the audience having the power to influence the competition's real-time results and determine the winner.
The show will be hosted by Tzviקה Hadar and Rotem Israel, alongside professional commentator Boaz Korpal and a panel of international and Israeli judges. An expansive motor expo featuring leading automotive and two-wheeled brands will also be set up outside the venue. Ticket prices start at NIS 169.
