Personal History
Rylee Randel Racing #311 f
(District 36 #311f, AMA # 2185959)
www.facebook.com/RacerRylee07
My name is Rylee Randel. I am 6 years old and am in 1st Grade. When I’m not riding my dirt bike I enjoy playing softball, 4H, pretty much anything outside and I love school. I’m the big sister to Peyton who is 3, and brother to Seth who is 1.
Current Ride: I currently ride a 2000 Honda XR 50. After watching Go Pro footage we realized that I had maxed out my bikes current settings and it won’t go any faster. My dad made some changes to it and I can’t wait to see the outcome. I’m hoping I will now be able to gain some speed needed to place 1st. I’m racing in Cross Country / Hare Scrambles and flat track races.
Racing Career: I started riding my dirt bike in October of 2013, but have ridden a quad since I was 3. My very first race was the Lilliputian Hare Scramble at Praire City OHV in November of 2013. It was very challenging and very scary but I did finish the race. On February 2nd I received a Certificate of Completion for attending the First Shelina Moreda Girlz Motocamp. I had a ton of fun and learned so much. Comments from my instructors can be found below. I attended Girlz Motocamp on 04/26/2014 and on 06/15/2014 . I plan on attending the other camps throughout the year as well. I have so much fun and continue to learn and progress in my skills.
Currently in 1st Place in the Ladies division for Norcal Short Track Series.
Currently in 2nd Place in the PeeWee division for Norcal Short Track Series.
My Influence: My dad has been a big part of my riding. He made me a track in our field so I can practice my riding as much as I can. I really enjoy trying to keep up with him when we are out riding together. As far as riders / racers go Shelina Moreda is my role model / mentor and someone I greatly look up to and get to spend a lot of time with as well.
Goals for the year: With this being my first full year of racing I would like to place within the top 8, and continue to build my confidence and become familiar with different riding terrain and conditions. There are 9 Cross Country / Hare Scrambles that I plan on going to this year. Next year I’m going to try out the AMP GFI series as well as supermoto. I will also continue to race cross country / hare scrambles and dirt track / flat track racking.
Riding Goals
My riding goals are to continue practicing, gain confidence in my abilities and get faster. I"m also looking forward to attending the Girl'z MotoCamp in Petaluma this February 2014.
Competitive Highlights
2014 Race Season
01/18/14 - Prairie City GP - Prairie City OHV - Placed 16th
02/08/14 - Oasis HS - Clearlake - Placed 10th
02/22/14 - MMX HS - Marysville - Placed 8th
03/15/14 - Phantom HS - Hollister Hills - Placed 12th
03/29/14 - Old Crow HS - Carnegie - Placed 10th
Currently Standing in 12th place overall for District 36 Hare Scrambles
Remaining races this season
10/18/14 - Deer Creek GP - Frank Raines OHV
11/01/14 - Lilliputian HS - Prairie City OHV
11/08/14 - Oasis HS - Clearlake
11/22 - MMX HS - Marysville
I have competed in 4 flat track races with 4 more to go.
Currently in 1st Place in the Ladies division for Norcal Short Track Series.
Currently in 2nd Place in the PeeWee division for Norcal Short Track Series.
05/18/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 3 Prairie City - Placed 2nd
06/07/14 - District 36 AMA Rnd 4 Stockton MC @ Lodi - Placed 5th
06/18/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 4 Lakeport - Placed 2nd Pee Wee and 1st in Ladies
06/29/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 5 Ukiah - Placed 4th Pee Wee
08/02/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 6 Lakeport
08/24/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 7 Prairie City
09/07/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 8 Ukiah
10/19/14 - Norcal Short Track Rnd 9 Prairie City
Appearances: I am currently featured on Cycle Gears Website for girls gear, and my picture was recently on postivelypetaluma.com
( http://www.positivelypetaluma.com/2014/06/08/an-interview-with-shelina-moreda-cont-hard-work-and-giving-back/ ) for an interview that was done from Shelina Moreda and her Girlz Moto Camps. I also have an appearance in Wall Street Journal. on.wsj.com/1iCsyr3 (towards the end).