Background
Bonnie began riding motorcycles in 1976.  She learned to ride when her family went on hunting trips down in Mexico on a bike her grandma gave her.

Her inspirations to race came from the High School Motocross that was held near her home at the late Corona Raceway in Corona, California.  Here is where she got started racing motocross.

Bonnie went on to be a crucial key in the promotion of women's motocross in the late 80's.  She served as the Press Relations Manager for the Women's Motocross Association aka: W.M.X.A..  Her contributions to the sport are what laid the ground work for today's women's motocross.

In addition to being actively involved with the association, Bonnie was a team member of the American Suzuki Women's MX Team for several years.  She still continues to support Suzuki as she competes on her 2000 RM125.

Accomplishments
Bonnie's accomplishments for the 1999 racing season include; 99' Cal. State Champion (AMA), 7th over-all in the WML Pro division and the 99' Big 6 Grand Prix Series winner (Dist. 37) in the women's expert class.

For the year 2000, some of here accomplishments are 1st over-all in the women's division during the White Bros. Vet World Championship, 2nd over-all in the CMC Golden State Nationals in the women's expert division and again ranked 7th over-all in the WML Pro division.

What is she doing now?
Bonnie has been working for College Foundation Planner Inc, in Tustin, California for 7 years.  Bonnie's mother  founded this company in 1982.  Her role is preparing high school students for college as she coordinates clients' services and tracks student's progress.    C.F.P.I. employs counselors who are specialists in career counseling, college selection and admissions, SAT I preparation and financial aid planning.

Bonnie can also be found racing across America while she competes in the Women's Pro Class at WMA events, www.WomensMotocrossAssociation.com.  Check out her profile at the league by clicking here.

Bonnie also competes and practices
motocross on a weekly basis at local
Southern California race tracks.