Wiseco Announces On Track School Scholarship - Engine Builder Magazine

Wiseco Announces On Track School Scholarship

Each year, many young racers of the sport of motocross put in countless hours on and off the bike working to pursue their passion while also attempting to evolve their education. The balance of time and effort required between these two major life goals can often be a struggle, but thankfully there are people like the crew at On Track School dedicated to providing a better option, and Wiseco Performance Products has, for the fourth consecutive year, provided a scholarship in partnership with On Track for a carefully selected student. 

On Track School is a fully accredited, K-12th grade private online school that offers quality, flexible education options not just for aspiring motorcycle racing professionals, but for young athletes of many different backgrounds. Realizing that every student learns differently, On Track provides a comprehensive program that is both personalized and flexible so that aspiring students can be successful while pursuing their dreams. 

“The recognition of our program through strong supporters of education such as Wiseco speaks volumes to the need they are helping to address one student at a time,” commented Andrea Leib, On Track School director and founder. “It is our hope that as an industry we can be the village it takes to propel our athletes into a future of successful achievements.” 

The recipient of this year’s Wiseco scholarship is 15-year old Jace Lewis, a 9th grade student and amateur motocross racer currently living and training at GPF (Georgia Practice Facility). With the combined support of his parents, On Track School, and several other key racing sponsors, Jace is an incredibly hard worker both under the helmet and behind the computer, perfecting his race craft while earning consistently high grades and academic achievements. 

“Wiseco was founded on a passion for motorsports, riding, and racing, and is still strongly driven by that passion today. However, we know investing in yourself and pursuing a quality education is equally as important. Just like racing, school costs money, and we want to give back to the young students of our sport. We’re very grateful to have the opportunity to do so through On Track School with the Wiseco scholarship. We love to see the sport growing, and we hope to see On Track School student rosters grow as well!” Kevin Bailey, powersports marketing manager at Wiseco 

“Having the Wiseco Scholarship alongside with the On Track School Program has helped us ensure we are covering all of our bases. Having an education that is both flexible and allows Jace to do what we love has allowed us to continue education while pursuing racing,” mentioned Jace’s father, Jason Lewis. 

“I am so thankful for being chosen to receive the Wiseco scholarship although I got hurt and did not get to race a lot,” added Jace Lewis. “On Track School allowed me to not miss a beat but to take the time to heal so I can continue to pursue my dreams.” 

For more information: ontrackschool.com 

You May Also Like

Hot Shot’s Secret Announces a Promotion and New Hire

Lubrication Specialties, manufacturer of Hot Shot’s Secret, hires new field marketing representative and promotes Kaysie Keen to field marketing manager.

Lubrication Specialties (LSI), manufacturer of Hot Shot’s Secret, has announced new support for Hot Shot’s Secret field events with the addition of Matthew Steinmetz to field marketing representative and the promotion of Kaysie Keen to a newly created position, field marketing manager. Kaysie Keen previously served in a support role in the marketing department as a marketing project specialist. In her new role, she will now report to Kyle Fischer, Hot Shot’s Secret’s director of field marketing & partnerships. In this new role, Keen will manage all event assets, inventory, track and report on field sales, assist with contract negotiations, monitor and screen sponsorship applications, and coordinate all event details. She joined LSI in 2016 and has been instrumental in providing support for many of the company’s product launches, promotions, and trade shows.

SEMA Show 2024 Registration is Open

Enthusiasm for this year’s SEMA Show continues to build.

Staci Kettles Named IHRA Director of Racer Relations

The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) has named Staci Kettles as its new director of racer relations. With experience as a driver, track announcer, track manager, and more, Kettles will visit different race tracks to help racers with membership needs. Related Articles – Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Announces 2025 Induction Class – NASCAR Announces

Motorsports Hall of Fame of America Announces 2025 Induction Class

The induction celebration will be held at the MSHFA in Daytona Beach, on March 10-11, 2025.

NASCAR Announces 2025 Hall of Fame Nominees

NASCAR has announced the 15 nominees for the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s class of 2025, as well as five nominees for the Landmark Award.

Other Posts

NASCAR Hires New Senior VP, Content

Dahl will oversee all content generated by NASCAR Studios and NASCAR Digital Media across multiple business areas.

Prema Racing to Join NTT IndyCar in 2025

The Prema Racing IndyCar effort will operate out of a “state-of-the-art” facility located in Indiana.

Transtar Industries to Begin Offering OE Recycled Engines

The engines are priced and graded based on part condition and mileage. All recycled engines are backed by a 90-day warranty.

USAC Racing Appoints New President

Jason Smith will oversee the strategic direction and day-to-day operations of USAC Racing.