CHEAP THRILLS FOR A GOOD CAUSE: TWO-UP RIDES AT RACING 2 SAVE LIVES The annual Racing 2 Save Lives charity track-day event, coming up July 3-5 at Utah’s Miller Motorsports Park, offers even non-motorcyclists a way to enjoy the thrill of riding around a world-class racetrack, while supporting deserving children’s charities. For a donation of only $25, anyone can jump on the back of a sportbike piloted by veteran racer Scott Rybarik, who will then treat the participant to several laps around the world-renowned Miller track at near-race speeds. For those who don’t have their own helmet and protective equipment, R2SL will have a selection of loaner gear on hand. A larger donation will earn a passenger seat behind an instructor from the new Yamaha Champions Riding School, which will hold classes at Miller Motorsports Park on July 6-7, immediately following R2SL. No one knows the Miller track better than instructors Shane Turpin and Mark Schellinger, so this will be a truly memorable experience for a lucky few. Best of all, the R2SL two-up rides help raise funds for selected children’s charities. Net proceeds from the R2SL two-up rides, track sessions, endurance race, silent auction and other activities are donated to deserving children’s charities. Over the past six years, R2SL has donated some $246,000 to organizations such as the Make-A-Wish Foundations of Utah and Colorado; Here’s Life Inner City Denver; Tooele County Children’s Justice Center; Tooele Kiwanis Baby Cupboard; Cystic Fibrosis Foundation; Larry H. Miller Charities, and a host of other worthwhile organizations. through track sessions on Miller’s world-renowned layout, a four-hour endurance race, a silent auction and other exciting activities. For more information, riders can visit the R2SL website at www.racing2savelives.org. Racing 2 Save Lives is a registered 501(c)3 charity.