KORDEL CARO CREATES UNIQUE TROPHY FOR JETT LAWRENCE’S 450SX CHAMPIONSHIP

Passion in the sport of racing goes beyond just the commitment and dedication of the riders. It can also be found in the amazing fans. Round One of the Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, kicked off at the Honda Fox Raceway National in Pala, California. The track has historically been very good to Jett

Lawrence as he is undefeated there, and on Saturday, May 25th, he looked to continue his streak to tie James Stewart at 24 consecutive race wins. All this anticipation did not detract from Jett having just won the previous 450 Supercross Championship two weeks ago

Fans were packing into the facility as qualifying was wrapping up for the day. Kordel Caro made his way through the pits, carrying with him a project he’d spent many hours on in the month leading up to the opening round of the Pro Motocross series. Kordel’s involvement in the

sport spans many aspects, from being an avid fan to racing West Coast Supercross for a few years and painting helmets professionally. Combining his artistic skill and passion for dirt bikes, Kordel currently paints helmets for Malcom Stewart, The Factory Triumph Team, several Rockstar projects, a handful of privateers, and special custom projects. A familiar face at this local track, Kordel made his way toward the Honda tent with the roughly 25 pound trophy.