Biography

Racing from the Nevada desert town of Alamo, this veteran competitor has established himself as a consistent finisher in SCORE's most demanding events. At 50 years old, Bradley Loveday demonstrates the endurance and skill that define successful desert racers, regularly tackling the brutal Baja 500 aboard his Honda CRF450X.

Loveday's gritty approach to desert racing was showcased in the 2018 Baja 500, where he piloted his #213x Honda CRF450X to a hard-fought 12th place finish in the Sportsman Motorcycle class. Teaming with experienced Las Vegas-based co-riders Joey Amey, Rhett Ogden, and Tyler Miller, the crew completed the punishing 542-mile course in just over 15 hours, demonstrating the teamwork and persistence essential for Baja success.

What sets Loveday apart is his commitment to the sport's amateur racing spirit while maintaining professional-level preparation. His consistent participation in SCORE's premier events reflects a deep passion for desert racing's unique challenges. Based in Nevada's high desert, he understands the importance of preparation and reliability in off-road competition, qualities that have earned him respect among the tight-knit SCORE racing community and established him as a dependable presence on Baja's starting grids.