Patrick Cassidy joins us from South of the 49th for most of our racing events, along with our other very dedicated American supermoto counterparts such as Ron West. How Patrick got into supermoto... was an accident. He wanted a dual sport bike, and a coworker, Roger, found one through his supermoto connections. It was set up to race, and Patrick thought, "what the heck?". Patrick had only a couple years of street riding experience and thought it would be a good opportunity to gain experience in a safe way. That was about six or seven years ago. From the start, he loved the people and the atmosphere, so much so that he rode at the very back of the pack for the first four years! The people involved in supermoto are great everywhere. Supermoto events here in Vancouver are smooth and fun every time. Patrick can't wait for the 2010 season!

Greg Wardrope is possibly poised to capture the 2010 Expert Championship. Since first setting foot on the track in mid-2008, Greg has worked his way up the grid through Novice and Intermediate classes until he finally captured 1st Place Expert during the last round of racing in 2009. He is the owner/operator of WAR Motorsports in Abbotsford, which also supports the race series through product sponsorship. Come out and see if Greg can defend his winning streak!

Lachlan is a 10 year Supermoto rider from Maple Ridge. Lachlan learned to ride his first Honda 50 bike in the backyard when he was 7 years old. From the backyard, Lachlan moved to the back woods and trails around Maple Ridge which helped improve his balance, coordination and confidence. This past summer, Lachlan moved up to a Honda 70cc and competed in the Supermoto Series at Tradex sponsored by RPM, where he clinched the title of National Champion in August and 2nd in Provincial Youth Championships. According to Lachlan his favorite thing about racing is having fun, competing with friends and learning from “the big guys”.

This 13 years old started riding when she was 11 on a Honda 70cc around the gravel road on 256th, where she quickly gained the confidence to want to ride the track at Nickel Mine. Now two years have passed and she has decided that Supermoto would be the next endeavour. Her consistent riding method finally paid off on the last round of the RPM series at the Chilliwack cart track when she “finally finished ahead of my little brother”. Being the only girl to compete, she took 1st Place Provincial Female Champion but what she really wants is a bigger bike to beat the boys.