A Racing Family Story by: Anthony Martin Photos provided by: Brock Sizemore Racing


Brock Sizemore 322Y is a dedicated racer.


Getting some tips from Dad.


There are many sports children play every year. Some kids play soccer, T-ball, football and many more. There is a sport over looked often due to it's rarity. That is good old fashion racing. In all the forms of youth racing parents must be heavily involved from BMX, Kart- ing to ATV racing. Racing can teach things like dedication, hard work, and good sportsmanship. Event though racing is an individual sport rather than a team sport the family environment at the track teaches camaraderie, and teaches children to work well with other racers.


Youth racing is not only a finan- cial strain but very time consum- ing. So much time is spent on the preparation of races that it can ab- sorb time directed towards school, work, family time and even free time. It is this kind of commitment


Mom giving Brock some pointers. that separates young champions.


Brock Sizemore is a 5th grader out of Bakersfield, Ca. Brock races from the East coast to the West coast. The Sizemore’s attend- ed the Extreme Dirt Track (ATV TT


been racing the WORCS events out here on the West coast for the last 2 years. Brock goes above and beyond and helps with pack- ing the trailer, minor tear downs on the ATV’s, mounting tires, loading the tool box, and he can basically load trailer by himself.


BSR (Brock Sizemore Racing) has seem to tackle all these issues head on in Youth ATV racing. The Sizemore’s show with a lot of hard work it can be done. Before any decisions were made by the fam- ily about racing both Briant, Urs-


Learning the in-n-outs of the bike. racing) for 2 years and have


sula (Brocks Parents), and Brock (Youth Racer) make a commit- ment to each other. Both parents must put in 100%, but the catch is to make Brock give 100% and being consistent with the com- mitment. Brock has shown to play a huge part in the program.


One last look before he goes racing.


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