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A new initiative will help women with track experience transition to competitive motorcycle road racing with a free track day, new racer school, race license, and race fees for an ASMA race weekend.

ARIZONA — Women of GO!!!, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is partnering with ReBel Riders and ASMA/Pirelli to launch an initiative with one clear goal: get more women racing motorcycles.

The initiative is designed to help women take the next step from track days to competitive racing by reducing the financial and logistical barriers that can keep aspiring racers from reaching the starting grid.

Participating riders will receive a free track day, new racer school, race license, and race fees for an ASMA race weekend, giving them the opportunity to experience competitive racing with support along the way.

You Don't Need a Race Bike to Get Started

Getting into motorcycle racing can feel intimidating, especially when riders believe they need an expensive, dedicated race bike before they can compete. This initiative aims to make that first step more accessible.

The program is open to women with motorcycle track experience. You don't need a dedicated race bike—you can race your street bike, provided it meets the applicable technical and safety requirements.

Participants must have full motorcycle racing gear. If you need assistance obtaining the required equipment, let the organizers know. Mentorship and additional assistance will also be available to help participants navigate the process of entering competitive racing.

From learning the requirements of race day to earning a race license and lining up on the grid, the initiative is designed to help women turn their track experience into a racing opportunity.

Empowering Women Through Opportunity

Women of GO!!! believes every woman deserves the opportunity to discover her potential, challenge herself, and pursue what excites her. Through mentorship, education, community, and access to new experiences, the organization helps women build confidence, develop new skills, and pursue goals they may have once thought were out of reach.

By creating opportunities for women to enter motorcycle road racing, Women of GO!!! aims to foster independence, resilience, and a supportive community where women can push their limits, celebrate each other's achievements, and discover what they're capable of—on and off the track.

This initiative puts that mission into action by helping women move from track-day riding to competitive racing, opening the door to an experience they might not otherwise have pursued.

Are You Ready to Go Racing?

The initiative is open to all women with motorcycle track experience who are interested in pursuing competitive road racing. There is no specific pace requirement. Riders simply need enough track experience to feel comfortable riding on a racetrack.

The opportunity includes:

• A free track day
• New racer school
• Race license
• Race fees for an ASMA race weekend
• The option to race a street bike, provided it meets applicable race requirements
• Mentorship and assistance navigating the racing process

You've got the track experience. Now it's time to get on the grid. Let's get more women racing motorcycles.

Interested in participating? Contact Bridgette at Women of GO!!! with questions and to be put on the entry list

About Women of GO!!!

Women of GO!!! is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women through mentorship, education, community, and access to new opportunities. Through its work in motorcycling, the organization helps women develop their skills, build confidence, and pursue their goals both on and off the track.

About ReBel Riders

ReBel Riders is a rider-focused performance and fitness store dedicated to helping motorcyclists improve their physical conditioning, mental performance, and capabilities on and off the track. www.rebelridersgym.com

About ASMA

The Arroyo Seco Motorcycle Association (ASMA) is the Southwest's premier motorcycle road racing organization that hosts competitive race weekends, providing riders with opportunities to develop their skills and compete in a structured racing environment. www.asmaracing.com