Winyama Contracting Group was proud to support the 2026 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride in Perth, joining a global movement raising vital funds and awareness for men’s mental health and prostate cancer research.
The cause has a special connection to Winyama through Ben, one of the electricians working with our team in Karratha, who was also involved in organising the Perth ride.
Now a global event, the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride brings together motorcycle enthusiasts who dress in their finest and take to the streets on classic and vintage-styled motorcycles, all with a shared goal of supporting men’s health.
For Winyama, getting behind the event was an opportunity to support conversations that impact men, families and communities right across Australia.
This year, Winyama sponsored one of the event’s most memorable additions, covering the aircraft costs for a team of skydivers who took to the skies above Elizabeth Quay as part of a world-first display for the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride.
It certainly wasn’t your average Sunday morning in Perth!
The spectacular display added something incredibly special to an already significant event and helped draw even more attention to the important reason everyone had come together.
At Winyama Contracting Group, we believe our impact should extend beyond the projects we deliver.
Supporting community events, important causes and the people who give their time to make them happen is an important part of who we are as a business.
We were incredibly proud to play a part in this year’s Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride and congratulate Ben, the organisers, riders, volunteers, fundraisers and everyone who contributed to making the event such a success.
A fantastic event, an incredible cause and one Winyama was proud to stand behind.
View footage from the day here.
We acknowledge the many Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and honour Elders past, present and emerging.
We recognise that our office is located on Ngarluma Country (ngurra) and pay our respects to the Ngarluma people.