Ambassadors
Beyond our coaches, motoBRP ambassadors are the riders, coaches, and friends who help shape and share what we are building at Buttonwillow.
What an ambassador is
An ambassador is someone in the motoBRP family who is genuinely involved: a rider who shows up, a coach who gives their time, a friend of the program who helps tell others what we are about. They help shape and coordinate what motoBRP becomes, and they help more riders find their way onto the track.
This is not a sponsorship deal or a logo on a leather. It is people who care about the community choosing to put a little of themselves into it, the same way so many people helped us when we were new.
What ambassadors do
- Welcome new riders and point them toward the right first step.
- Share their experience, on track and online, in an honest way.
- Help us shape and coordinate events, guides, and the program itself.
- Connect motoBRP with the wider Buttonwillow community.
Our ambassadors
These are coaches and friends of the program who help shape and share what motoBRP is. We are growing the group the right way, with people already part of the community. If that sounds like you, we would love to talk.
Stephanie Krahnke
The coach who remembers exactly what it is like to start. A Champ School graduate and podium-winning racer, Stephanie pairs a strong MSF foundation with patient one-on-one coaching for brand-new riders.
View profile →Krino Pan
Supermoto-honed bike control, aimed straight at the habits holding you back. Krino races CVMA and CRA and teaches at SoCal Supermoto.
View profile →Bryce Prince
A MotoAmerica champion with a race-shop pedigree to get you and your bike faster. Bryce owns BPR Racing and won the 2016 Superstock 600 title.
View profile →Matt Testa
Compact Octane co-founder and crew chief to four-time champion Josh Hayes in MotoAmerica. A CVMA racer and data and setup specialist who turns numbers into lap time.
View profile →More ambassadors are joining as we grow. Want to be part of it? Get involved.