Owen Bartlett
#82
Living with Type 1 diabetes hasn’t stopped Owen from chasing his dream of racing motorcycles. Owen began racing just before his 16th birthday, driven by a passion for the sport that started in childhood. With every season, he continues pushing toward his goal of competing in MotoAmerica’s Twins Cup, committed to proving that dedication, discipline, and hard work can overcome any obstacle.
Kira Knebel
#205
After taking her MSF course a decade ago, Kira knew motorcycling was more than a hobby, it was her calling. What began as fascination quickly became a complete obsession, an art form comparable to the martial arts and visual disciplines she has trained in. Kira started riding track days in 2022 with no intention of racing, but through the encouragement and belief of those in her corner, she found the confidence to compete. In 2024 and 2025, Royal Enfield pushed Kira to grow as a racer while chasing a dream bigger than he imagined. That journey culminated in a championship position and laid the foundation for even greater goals ahead. For Kira, 25 represents forward movement and momentum toward the next level.
Clay Miller
#883/#2
Clay began racing in 2022 and has competed in full seasons since 2023. A mechanical engineering student who has poured concrete to fund his program, he does whatever it takes to stay on the grid. Off the track, he trains and rides dirt bikes to sharpen his edge. For Clay, racing is about pushing limits — a new PB is never enough, there’s always another second to find. Racing is freedom. Proud to represent LM2, he credits the team’s support for helping him exceed his expectations in 2025 and is determined to keep pushing forward with no limits.
Jack Beaudry
#27
Jack began racing with the CRA in 2023 and quickly made his mark, earning the overall CRA Novice Championship in 2024. He continued his momentum by winning the Welterweight Cup Championship in 2025. Prior to that, he competed in the North America Talent Cup in 2022, gaining valuable high-level experience early in his career. Driven, competitive, and constantly progressing, Jack continues to build on each season as he pushes toward the next level.
Brian Hagge
#79
Brian Hagge began his racing career in the Midwest competing on ATVs, where he earned multiple motocross and endurance championships through consistency and determination. In 2011, he transitioned to road racing and steadily developed his skills on pavement.
In 2024, Brian captured the Expert Superbike Season Championship in his first full expert title fight. He followed it up in 2025 with another Expert Superbike Championship riding with LM2, proving his place at the top. Now heading into 2026, Brian is focused on making it three in a row and continuing to raise the bar.
Dustin Jagusch
#301
Dustin began racing with the CRA in May of 2000, took a decade off from 2010–2020, and has been back on track every season since. Known for helping new riders in the paddock, racing is a true family effort — often joined by his wife Jill, their four kids, and fellow racer Clay Miller.
He continues expanding his schedule beyond BIR, competing at tracks like Motorsport Park Hastings, Blackhawk, Mid America Motoplex, and Topeka, with plans to add Autobahn and possibly Barber this season alongside his full CRA campaign. With his oldest son preparing to earn his race license, Dustin’s passion for racing is only growing stronger.
Jace Rabich
#505
Jace is not only a Rider for LM2 but also The Director of Technologies and Media for LM2. Jace began racing for LM2 at the end of the 2025 season with CRA. Jace won his new riders race and is going to continue riding for LM2 in the 2026 season.
Matt Denoyer
#88
Matt began racing in June of 2025 after buying tickets to a BRL event on a weekend off work. What started as a spontaneous decision quickly turned serious when LM2 stepped in to coach him and help him earn the credentials needed to race that very weekend.
Within a month, Matt formed an LLC, purchased a dedicated race bike, secured sponsors, and began preparing for Mid-Ohio. What began as a whim has turned into a true passion. Focused on learning at every event, Matt is committed to maximizing seat time, refining his lines, and building his skill level — believing that perfect practice makes perfect.
Nick Margadonna
#890
Nick began racing in 2025 with Track Addix, quickly stepping into competition aboard his 2024 ZX-4RR and 2025 Panigale V2S. Focused on developing his craft and gaining experience, he is committed to progressing each weekend and building speed with every lap. With a strong start to his racing journey, Nick is driven to keep improving and pushing toward the next level.
Brandon Rau
#110
Brandon grew up riding dirt bikes and watching his dad race, building a lifelong passion for the sport. He enjoys building race bikes and helping others just as much as competing on track. One of his current race bikes carries family history — passed down from his grandpa to his dad, and now to him. Racing is a family experience, often shared with friends and his daughters, who even help choose the colors for his suit, helmet, and paint schemes.
Jamie Hanson
#911
Jamie first rode on track in 2023 and quickly made an impact. In 2024, he captured the BRL #1 Metric Superbike Championship and earned a #2 CRA Novice finish. Moving up to the expert ranks in 2025, he secured a #3 overall finish while also competing with AHRMA. Continuing to expand his racing schedule, Jamie is working toward MotoAmerica and has his sights set on entering the world of bagger racing.
Mark storck
#13
Mark has been riding for nearly 40 years and racing since 2003! Mark has primarily raced in Light Weight Twins on an SV650
TyAnne Sletten
#69T
Tyanne was born and raised in Iowa and still calls it home. She became a professional tattoo artist in 2014 and previously served eight years in the Iowa Army National Guard as an 88M with the 1133rd TC.
She and her husband run Hell Bent, a motorsports-inspired apparel brand built around their passion for racing and motorcycles. Tyanne discovered track riding in 2024, quickly transitioned into racing, and has been hooked on the speed, challenge, and community ever since.
Ben Peterson
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Ben has been riding on track for around seven years and began racing in 2024. He is a big supporter of the racing community and regularly volunteers at events. His goal for 2026 is to gain as much seat time as possible and continue improving his lap times. When he’s not riding, Ben spends his time working on bikes for himself and others while constantly experimenting to get the most performance out of them.
Zeke Branstad
#598
Zeke never thought racing was achievable until a friend let him use a bike to get his CRA license, which was the first time he ever rode on a track. 2026 will be his first full season, and he is looking to push himself to chase podium finishes.
Melissa Weber
#837
Melissa discovered motorcycles later than most. After learning to ride in 2024, she found road racing online and quickly became passionate about it. She planned to earn her race license by the end of 2025 but reached that goal early, earning it with the CRA in July. A lifelong dancer and horseback rider who has spent more than 10 years teaching both, Melissa has embraced the challenge of becoming a student again to pursue racing. She is passionate about encouraging more women to get involved in motorsports and hopes to show that it’s never too late to start something new. The 2026 season will be her first full year of racing.
Jamie "Moto Palmer" Brockhohn
#380
Jamie is an everyday rider working to improve every time on the bike. He rides both street and track, always learning and pushing a little more each lap. He’s not a pro—just someone who loves riding and enjoys getting better while connecting with others on the same path.
Jamie started track riding in Hastings, Nebraska in summer 2023 and has since ridden at Brainerd, Minnesota and Ozarks, Missouri. For 2026, he plans to travel and ride at Brainerd, Ozarks, Hastings, plus new tracks like Hallett, Road America, Las Vegas, and Putnam, Indiana.
He also shares riding content on TikTok (MotoPalmer) to promote and encourage track days.
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