The RV Cup isn’t a copy of what every other amateur motocross race is.  It’s set up based on UIL little league baseball age groups.  The Cup’s strength comes from building youth riders into racers.  This is why the RV Cup offers 7 different 51cc classes, 5 uncommon 65cc classes, 12 (yes, twelve) distinctly-unique 85cc classes, three radical 125cc classes, and age groups for 250/450 B and C riders.  The Cup does offer one Vet (30+) classes as well.

The Cup is designed for seat time.  One look at the laps turned at the first two years of the RV Cup and you too will see why riders who have attended know these motos are the real deal.  Let’s not forget about “timed practice” on the day before racing begins.  Each rider receives their gate pick for the 1st moto based on their lap times from practice just like the pros.

“I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again … It is important for me to offer a big event for my home state riders,” said Ryan Villopoto.  “My parents always had to travel long distances so I could be seen.  With the RV Cup at my track at Gray Harbor ORV, now I can offer an event for our region.  We want to provide a stepping stone for some and an opportunity for others to see what it’s like to go to Loretta’s before they ever go.  The AMA is offering #1 plates for our 3rd year is kind of a special too.”