Anthony Lochbaum #7N
Bubba Racing
Class(es): Open Pro, Pro Singles
AGE: 22
BIRTHDAY: May 30th 2000
HOMETOWN: Stephenville,Tx
HEIGHT / WEIGHT 5’8” 150 lbs
Rider Bio:
I started racing in 2004, at the age of 4. When my grandfather (Willard Kelley) got me into the sport. It would only take a few short years before I would win my first championship, the 2007 50cc Stars Of Tomorrow Championship! I would win a total of 8 Amateur Championships from 2007-2016. 2016 is the year that sticks out the most winning a total of 3 amateur championships, 250cc Kansas State Championship, and the 250-450, Open Am in the Grand Prix Hot Shoe Series (Before it became XFT), I would also step up and race the Pro Singles class in 2016. winning the Pro Singles championship at the season finale in Albuquerque, New Mexico! In 2017 I would make the step up to only running the Pro Singles, and Open Pro classes in the Xtreem Flattrack Championship (XFT),as well get my AFT Singles License. At my first race of the year i would have a big crash resulting in a broken back, broken ribs, and hole in my lung. After some time off I would come back to racing finishing 2nd in both XFT Pro Singles, and Open Pro classes. 2018 would start similar with a crash at the opening round of XFT in the Open Pro main event in Waco, TX. Luckily, I would walk away with no severe injuries, leaving me motivated to win the 2018 titles. This year I would contribute my success to my consistency as I would win both XFT Pro Singles, and Open Pro Championship without winning a race. my best finish being a second. 2019 would be a struggle year not being able to win any races and losing the championships. In 2020 I would miss a bunch of rounds at the beginning of the season, due to lack of support. I eventually would team up with Tyler Harris at THR Performance. Resulting in 6 wins between the classes at the end of the season, and walking away with the Pro Singles Championship and 2nd in Open Pro. In 2021, and 2022 I would struggle trying to get comfortable at every race we would go to resulting in poor performances. I would finish off the 2022 season with a pair of podiums, giving me confidence going in to 2023. I’ve been putting a lot of work in the offseason and am super excited to get the season started!
Hobbies outside of Motorcycles:
Outside of racing, I enjoy welding, working out, and hanging out with my fiancé Jess.
Sponsors:
Rod Lake Racing, THR Performance, L-A Racing, Heartbeat Racing, Gathering Moss, ArtJessStudio, Lightshoe, Bobs Bakeshop, MotoGear, Evans Coolant, Dunlop, ODI, EVS Sports, AOT Racing, Acerbis, K-K Enterprise, Parents & Grandparents