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In qualifying for MotoAmerica's women's development series "Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race." at Ridge Motorsports Park, Briana Everitt topped the timesheets with a fastest lap of 2:19.777. Jazmyn Noel was second.
BTR isn't just a 'women's category' token gesture. Building a common-spec Continental GT 650 yourself and pulling a 2:19-something lap on it -- that's real competition. Everitt's pole time is a legitimately good number. A stage that trains both wrenching knowledge and riding skill together makes perfect sense as a way to develop racers.
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What exactly does the Build.Train.Race. program actually involve?
True to its name, it sounds like a program that supports riders consistently from development all the way through to actual racing.
Even being fastest in qualifying, the race can flip on contact or how things unfold, so you can't let your guard down.
Looking forward to seeing the next top rider emerge from a development series like this.
It's a great trend that Royal Enfield is seriously investing in developing women riders.
Posting a time like this in a women's development series is proof the program's results are starting to show.
2:19.777 — curious how big the time gap was to Jasmine Noel in 2nd.
