Sara Price, Operation Kidz Komfort’s Ambassador, has dedicated her live to helping children in medical need.

She brings offers leadership and compassion on and off the track. Sara visits children in hospitals every chance she gets.

Sara Price, a native of Southern California native, began racing at the young age of eight. Her parents bought her the first motorcycle she would ever own, a Honda XR50. This led Sara to the PeeWee ranks at Perris Raceway in Southern California. It was there that she won the first race she had ever entered. This was the begging of one of her life’s ambitions … Winning Motocross Races!

Family and friends quickly began to realize that Sara had a gift, the drive and determination to be a successful motocross racer. Sara was soon surrounded by professional level trainers and instructors. All investing in what Sara hopes to one day achieve her dream of being the fastest female racer and role model in the world and be one of the first women to race in the main event of supercross with the men.

Sara has been traveling the country, with Kawasaki Team Green by here side since she was 12 years old, competing in local, and national events. She quickly began to develop a reputation as a fierce competitor.

Sara has made history by being the first ever female racer to pit under the same tent as supercross and motocross champion Chad Reed under the Factory Monster Energy Kawasaki Rig. You can look for Sara in the MX Sports Motocross Nationals racing in the WMX class, and also competing in the Women’s Moto-X in X-Games.

A love for the sport, strong work ethic, relentless drive, and determination all define the character that is this young female motocross prodigy. She always wears a smile with her glowing personality and edginess. She thanks each and every one of her Fans, Family, Sponsors for all the support on her journey to the top!

Aside from the WMA season, she teaches Moto X Kidz Moto at Lake Elsinore pee wee track and has been spending some time riding Supercross in preparation for the X-Games Women’s Super-X event.

“Believe!!

I want to do my best and be the best no matter what. And coming from (riding) a horse competitively, I guess its kind of the same technique and I kind of brought that right over to motocross. My mindset stayed the same and ended up carrying over a little bit better than I thought.”