Jordan has continued to work towards her dreams on the track while making school a priority and knows that it is an important piece of her program, yet sometimes a challenge to balance.Įnter to Win $500 Scholarship to On Track School Because Jordan has graduated, she has decided to pay her winnings forward. On Track School partnered with the Supercross Futures series to offer scholarship contingency for select Futures classes. While competing in the 2020 Supercross Futures races to obtain her pro Supercross license, Jordan won $1500 in scholarships from On Track School and will be running 3 contests in 2020 to win a $500 scholarship to On Track School, an AdvanceED accredited, private virtual school servicing kindergarten through twelfth grade. Jordan Won $1500 in Scholarships to On Track School
There isn’t really anything for the womens motocross in the US right now”, Jordan says. It’s especially bad for the WMX racers like myself. “ It is very unfortunate where womens motocross is right now. Jordan is the only girl to race in the Monster Energy Cup amateur all-stars class, the 2018 WMX National Champion, and is now competing in Pro Motocross and Supercross with the goal of being the first female to qualify for a main event.Īs a successful racer, Jordan wants to pay her success forward while also bettering womens racing. Starting racing at age 5, Jordan Jarvis has raced in both the open classes and girls classes, setting high goals in each.
Throughout her racing career she has set the standard for womens racing and proved what is possible for other female athletes. Jordan Jarvis is a 19 year old professional motocross racer from North Carolina.
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