OFF-ROAD

Annual Off-Road Banquet in Henryetta. We want to make sure that they do not go unnoticed. Wiseco was at the banquet handing out all kinds of goodies. This helped the celebration to be a much better event. We were definitely remiss in not having mentioned them earlier.

Go to www.wiseco.com to see what they have to offer the vintage community. We urge you to support all the sponsors that support us.

Be safe, have fun, and ride fast!

Terry McPhillips

TERRY MCPHILLIPS OFF-ROAD RACE DIRECTOR

The 2023 Road Race season is here! As of this writing the Roebling Road Race event is in the books and detailed results will be posted shortly. Just before pre-entries closed, we had 400+ race entries and 20 AAR Students. The diversification of brands of motorcycles is incredible. When I started racing AHRMA the range of motorcycles raced were from the 1930’s to the 1970’s. Now the range is from the 1930’s to 2023 and we offer classes for all to compete! Thank You All! On to Carolina in March.

Going to the races is going to be a little different this year, instead of loading my Triumph, my TZ or my Ducati to go racing, I’m loading a suitcase, laptop, iPad and a *” satchel” full of AHRMA paperwork. I will be representing you at the races as the AHRMA Road Race Director.

What I quickly learned after joining the AHRMA team is that there are no set workdays or hours, the team works seven days a week with no limit on hours to get the job done.

We have a 10 weekend Road Race schedule this year that stretches across thousands of miles, everyone be safe and look forward to seeing you at the races.

*I used the word satchel in memory of my father-in-law three time Daytona 200 winner Dick Klamfoth, whenever we packed the truck to head to Daytona he always told us to make sure we left room for his “satchel full of paperwork”

Al Charles

AL CHARLES ROAD RACE DIRECTOR

HELLO OWNERS,

Our fourth quarter of 2022 was a very busy time. We were wrapping up our race season across all disciplines, building plans for 2023 and finding ways to make our club more sustainable for the future.

I want to thank all of the AHRMA volunteers, staff, and trustees who commit significant time and effort to ensure we have a great place to race, and enjoy good times with great camaraderie. 2022 was a challenging year for the racing industry, and we had our share of challenges as well. The economic headwinds facing racing clubs in 2022 were significant and managing through it was an effort that the entire team contributed to. We ended the fourth quarter in a better place than previous quarters through 2022 and the plans and processes we have put in place for the year ahead will continue to improve our picture for years to come.

SEASON FINALES:

Barber Vintage Festival

• Our Barber event this year was a good event, and well attended considering the economic issues. The weather was some of the best ever at this facility and at this time of year. The excitement for 2023 was palpable as we discussed the event with our members after the event.