2026 Races
2026 Race Series
All those track days and all of that practice is usually for a singular purpose for many riders: to win races. Below on this page is a list of different races, events, and showdowns that High AF Photos has captured throughout the year. Events are currently organized by series and then chronologically within.
Rocky Mountain Riders Association
The Rocky Mountain Riders Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit motorcycle organization providing a family-oriented community for competitive racing to the Rocky Mountain Region, while bringing together industry, athletes, and enthusiasts. Their rules are based closely off of the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) rules for motocross racing. Over the season, RMRA organizes over a dozen supercross and motocross races. You will find all the galleries of the races attended by High AF Photos at this link.
Cordova Compound
Anthony Kovell and Factory Minibikes have put together an excellent youth series for smaller bikes. Hosted just east of Denver, Colorado, this series features a handful of rounds to help develop and train young riders at a track with much more personal attention. You will find all the galleries of the races attended by High AF Photos at this link.
Colorado Pit Bike Series
With all of the action of big bike racing and the expenses of small bike racing, the Colorado Pit Bike Series allows riders of all skill levels and experience to engage in a locally based series with large competitive grids on custom made tracks across a variety of venues. You'll quickly understand why these events bring out such a large crowd of riders and spectators, including some very fast individuals. These events also include Stocker Brawl races where 10 riders meet with equal bikes to truly see who has it in them to outperform the rest. No more excuses.
MinimotoX
A youth racing series created to help develop local riders into being more competitive at a more regional or national level by the area promoter Black Diamond Productions. This series with a handful of stops allows young racers to get their first experiences of being out on track as well as allowing the more skilled ones an additional competition to hone their skills and abilities. Also included at these events is the stocker brawl races which pits riders to compete with 10 bikes in equal footing to see who is truly the most capable on an even playing field.
Loretta Lynn's Amateur Championship
Seen as one of the most prestigious amateur championships in the nation, LLAC pulls from riders across the country from 39 different area qualifiers as they compete to advance stages in an attempt to reach their ultimate goal: to compete at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Tennessee.