Roundtable Participants

Marketing and branding for motocross tracks. Eric Anderson presented on brand reputation and tools to market a track, and returned as an expert witness on motocross litigation.

Recreational and action sports liability insurance. Rick and Parker Lindsey presented on coverage, waivers issued through the carrier, and risk management.

Recreational sports liability insurance. Rick Lindsey presented at Round 3 on choosing a carrier that fights claims rather than settling, and on premium credits tied to inherent risk legislation.

Law firm. Render Freeman presented on the legal and regulatory landscape, including waivers, corporate structure, and a fatal-accident case. Licensed in Georgia.

Financial planning and wealth management. Steven Rogé presented on cash flow, fixed versus variable costs, revenue diversification, and retirement planning for track owners.

Financial planning. Parker Folkert presented on break-even analysis, entry-fee pricing, and setting aside reserves for downturns.

Rider training. AJ Catanzaro presented on obstacle design, skill-based practice group management, flagging, and pre-event rider education.

Industry trade association. Duane Taylor presented on collective advocacy and the economic contribution of tracks to their local communities.

Motocross media. Taylor Miller presented the Racer X Track Network: free advertising, geo-targeted ads for nearby riders, and track spotlights.

Registration, scoring, and safety platform for tracks. Jason Marra presented parent-child validation, accident-insurance integration, and camera and lighting integration at Round 3.

Remote-controlled caution lighting systems built for motocross events. Eric Zimmerman presented at Round 3; standard systems from $700 per station.

Sanctioning body. Mike Burkeen answered track-owner questions on sanctioned-event insurance, electric-bike policy, and the supplemental rule approval process.