Audra’s Ride Day- NO LIMITS
THE RIDE DAY AND BIKE GIVEAWAY
Date: Sunday May 4th, 2025
Location: TVMX
Event: Audra's Ride Day - No Limits! -THIS IS AN OPEN RIDE DAY- OPEN TO ANYONE (we will have split practices for the ladies)
THE DETAILS: In loving memory of an extraordinary GRT rider, Audra Dominguez, we're honored to present a special opportunity that carries forward the spirit of one of our inspiring community members.
Audra was a core member of our GRT family who made a lasting impact on our community through her riding and friendships. Her genuine love for motocross and natural ability to connect with fellow riders made her a true asset to our sport and community. In a beautiful testament to her legacy, Audra’s family and close friends have generously donated her bike to GRT. We are beyond excited about the possibilities this brings and the future riders it will impact. The bike is a 2018 CR250F in great condition with a ton of extras. This will be a great bike for a more experienced rider and that is why we want it to go to someone that can use it to its full potential.
🎯 HOW IT WORKS All proceeds from this event will directly support the GRT Bike Basic Lessons (BBL) program, creating a pathway for new women riders to enter the sport Audra loved so much. The BBL program teaches women how to ride. This program is designed specifically for those interested in riding but starting from scratch. With a bike and gear rental included in the lessons, GRT provides an opportunity for participants to learn to ride while helping them to gain fundamental skills and a glimpse into the moto community.
✨ BBL PROGRAM IMPACT The BBL program embodies much of what Audra stood for:
Comprehensive training for beginning riders
Professional instruction in a safe setting
Building confidence both on and off the track
💝 BY PURCHASING A STICKER, you're not just entering to win a bike (or donating your entry to our list of riders) - you're helping to create opportunities for women who dream of riding but haven't yet taken that first step. You're becoming part of Audra's lasting legacy in the motocross community.
📝 REGISTRATION DETAILS
Every sticker purchase is an entry into the bike giveaway
All proceeds support the BBL program
Enter online or contact us at girlsridetoosday@gmail.com
Join us in honoring Audra's memory by helping more women discover the freedom and joy of riding, just as she did.
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Every sticker is an entry to win the 2018 CR250F pictured here.
Limited to the lower 48 United States
Entries are open until May 4th 2025
Winner will be announced at the Audra Ride Day. You do not have to be present to win. Delivery and Shipping is NOT included. Winner is responsible for any tax associated.
Purchase is not necessary to enter.
To enter the Promotion by mail without making a purchase, during the Promotion Period, handprint (in the following order) your full name, complete street address, daytime telephone number, email address, and birth date on a standard 4″ x 6″ postcard (with no outer envelope) and mail it to: Girls Ride Too 237 Holman Canyon Rd, Bayfield, CO 81122 (a “Mail-in Entry”). Mail-in Entry requests must be postmarked during the Promotion Period and received by May 4th, 2025. All Mail-in Entries must be legibly handwritten (including addressing), mailed separately with no outer envelope, and have sufficient postage. LIMIT 5 MAIL-IN ENTRIES, PER PERSON/EMAIL ADDRESS, SUBJECT TO THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF TOTAL ENTRIES LISTED BELOW. ENTRANTS THAT SEND IN MORE THAN THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF POSTCARDS WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.
A Moto Tribute to Audra
Alongside GRT, Lisa Roth, and the Dominguez Family: Ryland, Gary, Grant and Cindy have SOME BIG PLANS to keep Audra’s passion for riding a part of GRT in the months and years to come.
Audra embraced life with unmatched passion and enthusiasm. An avid downhill mountain biker, she seamlessly transitioned to motocross, quickly making her mark in the racing community. Despite facing challenges with arthritis that sidelined her for years, Audra’s love for riding never waned. In fact, the very year she was taken from us, she found her way back to the sport she adored, reigniting her spark.
I had the privilege of meeting Audra in 2018, just as she was beginning her journey into motocross at a few of the GRT ride nights. Through GRT, racing with RMRA, and riding tracks like Leadville MX on the weekends, Audra shared countless adventures with her moto friends (mainly Lisa ;) ) and family. Riding for fun as well as capturing those exhilarating moments through her own photos.
Audra was a powerhouse—she had been a junior Olympian in gymnastics and was excelling in powerlifting. Yet, among all her accomplishments, it was her adventurous spirit that truly defined her. She was a unique soul who felt out of sync with cookie-cutter lifestyles; instead, she sought the bold and daring, finding freedom in motocross adding to the thrill of the ride.
Some of the pictures in this article are from one unforgettable weekend Audra and her sister, Ryland shared shortly before she passed. Together they went camping in Leadville with moto friends. That trip rekindled Audra’s passion for riding; she reminisced about her time on the track and felt inspired again. She even asked to borrow a bike to experience the feel after some time off due to her battle with Arthritis.
Audra had an incredible ability to embody duality—getting dirty while fixing her bike, yet still feeling beautiful and expressing her distinctive style. She refused to be boxed in; moto was one of her many tools to simply be herself.
“She was unlike anyone I had ever met, constantly searching for her place in the world, yet somehow belonging everywhere at once. Her complexity shone through in her diverse interests—downhill mountain biking, motocross, gymnastics, skateboarding, pit bikes, scooters, powerlifting, sewing, fashion, tattoos, swimming, hiking, and so much more. Audra lived more in her few years than many do in a lifetime.” Lisa Roth explained. Lisa and Audra would often ride together, practicing sections, laughing (mostly at dumb jokes neither of them could hold in), and celebrating their love for the sport.
The iconic image of Audra riding a scooter with her middle finger raised will forever be a symbol of her rebellious spirit and authenticity—her brand, in a way. She might have felt lost at times, but she was always finding new ways to express herself and connect with the world.
Audra’s light may have been extinguished too soon, but her legacy endures in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. She will always inspire us to embrace our passions and live life to the fullest.
Have Questions?
Girlsridetoosday@gmail.com
(303)-547-2636