2020 Racing Academy is designed to introduce the highest standard of education to the new generation of MX, Dirt-Bike, ATV and Road-Bike Riders.
Welcome! 2020 Racing Academy teaches safe motorcycle riding skills to beginner and advanced riders on all types of bikes. We believe that the more knowledge you have, the better decisions you’ll make and the safer you’ll be. Our goal is to help you make quality decisions in all your racing endeavors. Regardless of whether you’ve never ridden before or you’re an experienced rider, 2020 Racing Academy is where you’ll improve your motorcycle skills. 2020 Racing Academy is led by instructor Ike De Jager, winner of three World Vet MX Championships, most recently in the 70+ class. Ike’s past students include Les Smith, Broc Tickle and PJ Larson.
A beginner course designed to introduce basic off-road techniques with a focus on developing responsible riding strategies. This program is taught on a closed range course.
2020 Racing Academy offers private, semi-private and group training sessions covering the fundamentals of motocross or dirt-bike riding including control, guidance and rider safety training.
A dirt experience tailored towards control and track riding. Lessons are developed specifically to help riders improve their street and track performance.
Using a master the dirt-first approach, this program will teach you the skills needed to navigate back roads and trails safely.
This program is designed for riders who want to learn how to navigate the challenges of trail riding, instead of dreading them and looking for a way around.
A specialized program for military personnel including navy seals, Delta Force, Air force and marines on whatever level.
MX Training camps over the Summer. Meet new friends and train at your pace. Limited seats available so everyone gets the attention they need.
Meet IKE DE JAGER – Principal trainer for the 2020 Racing Academy. Ike has been riding and racing motorcycles for over 35 years.
Ike De Jager featured on WRAL News Channel. Read the article ‘Never too late’: Apex man is Motocross champion.
Every rider remembers the first time the trail got gnarly and their brain screamed “stop.” That moment of self-doubt is universal—but it doesn’t have to define your riding. Building genuine confidence on an off-road bike isn’t about being fearless. It’s
The difference between a rider who looks smooth and effortless on the trail and one who’s constantly getting bucked around often comes down to one thing: where they’re looking. Reading the terrain ahead—scanning the trail before you arrive at it—is
Every off-road rider faces it sooner or later—the rear wheel breaks loose, the front washes out, and your heart jumps into your throat. Slides and skids are a normal part of dirt riding, not a sign that something has gone
