REDDING POLICE MOTOR COMPETITION

This year, the Redding Police Department will host the fourth annual Police Motor Competition in cooperation with Big Bike Weekend. This intense motorcycle skills competition is one of the most exciting you'll see, as officers test their riding skills in a specially designed competition course. Motor officers from across the state will be competing on their service bikes for trophies in Challenge Course, Team Race, and Slow Race.

You can follow the Redding Police Motor Competition on their Facebook page.

Click here to read about our 2009 Competition winner, Manteca P.D.

Click here for the 2009 Competition Results

Nick Obligacion with the Manteca PD was also awarded the 1st Spirit Award presented by the Redding Blue Knights chapter. This award was established in memory of Sacramento Co. Deputy Sheriff Larry Canfield, a competitor in the first two motor competitions. The award is given to the officer who demonstrates the most "spirit" during the competition.

In 2009, participating agencies included:
Alameda County Sheriff's Office
Alameda PD
Anderson PD
Folsom PD
Jackson County Sheriff's Office
Manteca PD
Medford Oregon PD
Ripon PD
San Jose PD
Sacramento PD
West Sacramento PD
Redding PD

Welcome 2010 competitors:
Milpitas PD
Ventura PD
For information regarding registration or general questions about the competition, contact Investigator Brad LaCroix at blacroix@reddingpolice.org. If you have questions regarding the course, please call Sgt. Casey Bokavich at (530) 245-7109 or Officer Mike Woods at (530) 225-4230.


Registration fee is $35 and includes the Friday night dinner following the Remembrance Ride and Saturday afternoon lunch. This link will take you to the registration information and form. Please be sure to send in the completed Release Form prior to the competition (or with your registration form if you are paying by check).
IN MEMORIAM

In honor of our Oakland Police Department brothers  Sgt Mark Dunakin (Big Bike  Weekend Motor Competition Participant), Sgt Ervin  Romans, Sgt. Daniel Sakai, and Ofc. John Hege who gave their lives while serving the community of Oakland. End of watch: Saturday, March 21, 2009. Our thoughts and prayers are with the friends and families of these fallen officers.