Jessica Zalusky to participate in fundraising event in Colorado Jessica Zalusky, a well-respected, national-level female motorcycle road racer, has made plans to attend the Racing 2 Save Lives (R2SL) event in Colorado. For those who are not acquainted with Jessica, she is a fourth year pro motorcycle road-racer, who races in the AMA Superbike Championship Series. Jessica races along side the men and was the only female to race a majority of the AMA road racing circuit for the last 3 years. After many great finishes in 2002, Jessica finished 9th in the overall standing for the Pro Thunder class and continues on to race in both Supersport and Superstock. For the second year running, R2SL riders/racers will have the opportunity to ride endurance style, clocking laps and using donations and pledges to pave their way at the only AMA sanctioned venue in Colorado”¦Pikes Peak International Raceway (PPIR). The event will run from 9am 6pm from May 11th to May 13th, allowing riders/racers from across the country to come and contribute towards a great cause, while riding an AMA road racing venue. Thereafter on May 14th-May 15th, the MRA (Motorcycle Roadracing Association) will allow racers to log their laps raced towards our total goal while competing in sprint class races. Racing 2 Save Lives is a 501c3 organization that raises money to benefit 5 Children’s Charities The Children’s Hospital, Missing Children Task Force, Family Pathways of Colorado, Make a Wish Foundation of Colorado and Here’s Life Inner City Denver. R2SL was founded by Colorado road racers and enthusiasts who desired to “give-back” to the community in a meaningful way.