RPS is now accepting applications for the 2007 Pro-Rider Development Program. This is limited to one rider. For more information about the program, click here

Applicants need to meet the following criteria:

• Maximum age is 19 years old (Exceptions made up to 21 years old with Pro-Motocross background)
• Minimum 3 years of dirt riding experience (racing experience preferred)
• Rider and family must be interviewed before any decision made. (NOTE: Little League dads etc. will void any opportunity)
• This program COSTS money. Although reasonable, an interview will be conducted to ensure financial ability to achieve all goals.
• A weekend of observed riding will be conducted. I have no problem looking at candidates this year, but prefer "one-on-one" consultation at Oak Hill Raceway.

What do you get out of this program? To the candidate that is accepted, they are guaranteed to receive the training that will enable them to:

• Become a fast as a road racer in an extraordinary amount of time. Most riders are ready to win their first Novice race after 6 lessons. 
• The candidate will be taught how to properly ride/race a road racing bike.
• The candidate will be taught how to interpret what a bike is doing
• The candidate will be taught the impact of gearing and how the way a race bike works affects the way it should be ridden.
• The candidate will be taught how to learn a track and go "quick" within 10 laps
• The candidate will be coached on all aspects of riding
• The candidate will be managed and promoted while under the Pro-Rider development program.

When the first 6 months of training and riding are completed, the rider should be able to go to any AMA track and qualify well. This is the "No-Bullshit" rider training. This program is definitely unique. It provides some of the finest suspension and chassis technology in the country with top notch rider training and overall management/instruction second to none. In the short history of the program, riders are recognized as immediate "talent" that have exceptional abilities.

Press release about Pro-Rider Development Program graduate Shea Fouchek in his first AMA outing in 2005 on the Safety First bikes (only 7 months after Shea's first race). click here

Danny Kelsey has been nothing less than spectacular, for more information, go to the CMRA race results. Danny will soon move up to expert status and assert his skills in National competition.

For more information, contact Marcus McBain at 281.225.2474 or marcustmcbain@hotmail.com