THE DESERT RACE
OREGON
October 13, 2018
Our time is done, but the memories are still going strong!
Race Rankings
VINTAGE BEG/INT:
1st: #71 - Kyle Fitzgerald
2nd: #69 - Matthew Johnston
3rd: #8 - Matt Collins
VINTAGE PRO:
1st: #100 - Drew Congdon
2nd: #719 - Vlad Aslamov
3rd: n/a
DESERT QUEEN:
1st: #20 - Red Nixon
2nd: #38 - Kaci Aslamov
3rd: TIE #27 - Paige Fischer & #74 - Kassie Robinson
ο»ΏSUPER CRETIN:
1st: #34 - Brandon Long
2nd: #603 - Eric Mulcahy
3rd: n/a
ο»ΏUNLIMITED:
1st: #11 - James Barkman
2nd: #5 - Kipp Schaefbaur
3rd: #79 - Alex Frith
REVOLUTION 1 & 2:
1st: #4 - Tyler Schaffer Smith
2nd: #719 - Vlad Aslamov
3rd: #55 - Dale Mullane Jr.
EVOLUTION / TRANS:
1st: #44 - Arlan Lehman
2nd: #21 - Jim Conway
3rd: # 55 - Wes Raverty
ο»ΏMODERN BEG / INT:
1st: #34 - Brandon Long
2nd: #784 - Tommy Bunch
3rd: #658 - Josh Zack
MODERN PRO:
1st: #9 - Darrin Mees
2nd: #23 - Tim Walker
3rd: #927 - Chris Level
RACE DAY CLASSES
SUPER CRETIN CLASS: Only the adventurous will enter. Inappropriate but one of the most exciting classes!
Legacy Class: The Bikes and The Racers that started a movement that covers the globe .
Vintage Class: virtually any bike 1975 and earlier. -
Desert Queen: Women racers on any bike . Women can enter any other class if they prefer. i.e.( will not race in separate moto just final finishing will be applied to the chosen class) - BROUGHT TO YOU BY NEW CHURCH MOTO
Trans Class: any bike 1975-1976
Evolution Class: any bike 1977 to 1981 - BROUGHT TO YOU BY LED Performance
Unlimited Class: any bike 1980 1986
Revolution Class: (Revo I) any bike to 1987
Revolution Class: (Revo II) any bike to 1997
Modern Class: . any bike 1998 to current
The Desert Race
The Wild West of Motorcycle Racing
The Revival House presents a genuine grassroot events that includes good 'ole scramblers, motocross and sprints all in the name of racing in some beautiful desertscapes across the West. The Desert Race is an alternative motorcycling event that encourages a diverse blend of motorcycle fans, motocross racers, beginners and pros, custom bike builders, speed shops with history, fans of 2 wheels and 4, and race fans from around the world. Regardless if the racers win or lose, we hope that all racers leave with a sense of accomplishment and theyβve had a great time surrounded by like-minded folks. Our core culture belief is in an equal and free inclusive environment that encourages and shows support to all riders and spectators. In all honesty, we are hoping to provide a safe place where shenanigans can be had and bikes can be admired on and off the track.
Yes, racing is at the heart of this event. To ensure The Desert Race differs at each state(stage). Oregon for example will provide a more motocross style track and excitement than the inaugural race held in Joshua Tree, California. Our mission is to ensure that each stage differs and brings a different set of techniques and tricks of the trade into play. We also want to ensure that each racer has a fair chance of capturing the glory. With many classes available ranging from beginner to advanced there is a class available for every type of motorcycle and rider.
The Desert Race series provides this without the hassle, rules and costs usually associated with professional motor sport racing.
So what happened at The Desert Race?
THE DESERT RACE FOOTAGE
