RoadRace Factory to discontinue its racing program.

Loveland, CO – Nothing lasts forever, especially in racing. After much deliberation the RoadRace Factory is formally announcing their withdrawal from MotoAmerica competition indefinitely.

This is not an easy decision, and certainly no-one wanted to make the call. Every option to continue racing at the highest levels of American Motorsport had been explored, but in the end it became clear that without financial support of a manufacturer, the team could no longer pursue an effort to compete with the rest of the MotoAmerica Championship contenders. Throughout the years the team has enjoyed incredible success from its three championships to its numerous podiums, the team has fostered one of the most solid crew’s in the paddock, and has an incredible resume of rider development.

It has been an absolute pleasure to race in front of the fans of the sport who’ve been with us since the beginning. When the team started out in 2011 with a small announcement and test at Chuckwalla, to a 2nd place at Daytona, to three titles, the goal has always been to develop talent and win, we didn’t expect to end so soon. In the seven years we’ve raced we grown more into a family as opposed to a team. While pursuing excellence we always had fun and believed we brought a little something special to the paddock.

We will certainly miss our friends and family in the MotoAmerica Paddock, but will miss the fans even more. You guys were always amazing and we enjoyed our interactions weekend to weekend. We thank you all for your support and dedication to the sport!

Before we go, we have a ton of people to thank! From those who helped us get the ball rolling to those who bled in the pits with us, we couldn’t have done any of this without these amazing people.

Jeremy LaTrasse  Jay Cipra  Erik Trinkley  DJ Uithoven  Robin Hawley

Neen LaTrasse  Kirk Reuille  Steve Korol  Evan Williams  Spike

Mick Conkright  Danny Walker  Mike Canfield  Tom Campion  Daniel Kohutek

Jerry Conkright  Martin Jarusek  Logan Hahnke  Carlos Puerta  Billy Ethridge

Janie Conkright  Kirk Korenko  Jesse Koeller  Jon Heinen  Corey Coulter

Scott Jensen  Phil Allison  Mike Snyder  Joe-Joe Gist

Danny Anderson  Dave (Woo) Presler  Dan Rustlie  Mikey Carder  And all the Cat Nannies…

Evan Steel  Jamie Spinks  Sean Storment  Chris Killen

Our Sponsors throughout the years:

•Genuine Broaster Chicken

•American Honda Motor Corp.

•Parts Unlimited

•Motorex

•Akrapovic

•Penske Racing Shocks

•High Plains Raceway

•Evol Technologies

•39N Racing

•Galfer USA

•Motion Pro

•Chicken Hawk Tire Warmers

•Renthal

•Zero Gravity

•Saddlemen

•Samco Sport

•Speedcell

•Sparkplugs.com

•ASV Inventions

•Carbonin

•Stompgrip

•Dion Device

•GPR Stabilizers

•PUSH Industries

•COX Racing

•Red Bull

Team History

2011 – Officially Formed

2012 – First Race – Daytona 200 – Riders: JD Beach, Jake Gagne

2012 – First Podium – Daytona Supersport – Hayden Gillim

2012 – First Victory – Supersport – Hayden Gillim

2013 – First Championship – Supersport – Tomas Puerta

2014 – Second Champship – Daytona Sportbike – Jake Gagne

2015 – Superstock 1000 Championship – Jake Gagne

Riders:

JD Beach, Jake Gagne, Hayden Gillim, Tomas Puerta, Felipe MacLean, Cameron Petersen, Ben Young, Daytona Anderson, Jayson Uribe, Bobby Fong, Cameron Gish

Total Podiums:

60 – Across 3 Classes and 4 Riders

Manufacteres

Yamaha USA (2012-2016) – 600cc, 1000cc

American Honda Motor Co. (2017-2018) – 1000cc