FAQs

No prior experience is necessary to start! Many events offer beginner-friendly categories, and local tracks often have training sessions to help new riders build confidence.

Essential gear includes a DOT-approved helmet, goggles, gloves, riding boots, and protective clothing like chest and knee guards. Safety gear is mandatory for most races.

Yes, many tracks and racing organizations offer rental options for first-timers. Check with local facilities for availability and requirements.

Search online for motocross or ATV clubs in your area, or visit websites for racing organizations. Social media groups and forums are also great resources for finding events and connecting with other riders.

For motocross, smaller bikes like 50cc or 90cc models are great for beginners. For ATV racing, opt for a model designed for recreational use to start with, then upgrade as your skills improve.

Most events have categories for different age groups, starting as young as 5 years old in some cases. There are also classes for adults of all skill levels.

Arrive early to register and get familiar with the track. You’ll usually have time to warm up before the race begins. Pay attention to safety briefings and follow all track rules.

Practice on similar terrain beforehand, ensure your vehicle is in good condition, and pack all necessary gear. Staying hydrated and well-rested will also help you perform your best.

Crashes are part of the learning process in off-road racing. Event organizers have safety measures in place, including trained staff and medical teams, to assist riders if needed.

Yes! Most events welcome spectators, and having your loved ones there to cheer you on makes the experience even more exciting.