NORRA Mexican 1000 Moto Zoom Meeting with Race Director Jimmy Lewis

NORRA Moto Race Director Jimmy Lewis will be talking about the 2025 Mexican 1000 course layout, new rules and other topics of importance at a zoom meeting set up to answer any questions you have about the epic racing adventure he has in store for you. The meeting takes place Monday, February 10th at 6:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

If you are already entered, you’ll get the info you need. If you’re still deciding whether to race with NORRA at the Mexican 1000, this will be your chance to find out why you have to do it.

The NORRA Mexican 1000 is a world class motorcycle event. The course is designed 100% for motorcycles with an emphasis on fun Baja style roads, trails and sand washes without whoop-de-doos and with the least amount of “established” race course as possible. The course will even be do-able with larger twin-cylinder machines if deep sand, possible silt and some loose rocky sections aren’t an issue for the rider.

NORRA moto racers use Road Book Navigation. Navigation will not be difficult or tricky but just enough to keep the lead riders thinking and allow for a course design that would be impossible with traditional marking or the use of only a GPS. A rider new to navigation, with some practice, will be able to stay on course and be safe. The reason we have moved to road book style navigation is to allow consistent and descriptive danger marking. The virtual rider meeting is to keep competitors updated on the course and to be able to ask questions so they can be as prepared as possible.

After experiencing the Mexican 1000 just once, you too will be hooked. Everything you need to know about the Mexican 1000 can be found at www.norra.com Go to the site and find out for yourself why NORRA has exploded in popularity. You can experience the same thrills those pioneering racers sought in 1967 when you join NORRA in Baja. NORRA events honor the past, while forging the future. Don’t miss out on the fun and action.