GAME MOTO

GAME MOTO is a motocross training and coaching facility in Tecumseh, Oklahoma, just outside Shawnee and an easy tow southeast of Oklahoma City. It is run by Gregg Albertson, who brings serious credentials: more than 25 years of racing, time on the MXGP circuit and with Factory HRC Honda, and years as a practice-bike mechanic for Trey Canard. He started GAME Moto Training in 2016, and it has built a reputation for developing amateur talent.

This is a training ground, not a casual public race track, and the setup reflects that. The property has a national-style track with a full starting gate, a newly built professional supercross track, a corner track, ovals, and a detailed Loretta Lynn replica track built with added sawdust and white beach sand to mimic the real thing. The coaching program ranges from daily sessions at 200 dollars up through weekly, monthly, and full-time yearly plans, plus dedicated Loretta's prep camps. On-site RV hookups with 50-amp power, water, and sewer run from daily to yearly rates, with dry camping available too.

Because GAME MOTO is built around structured training and special events rather than walk-up practice, riding here means booking time or attending a scheduled program. For amateur racers in Oklahoma and the surrounding states who are chasing real improvement, it is a destination worth the trip. See gamemotocoaching.com for training programs, camp dates, and camping rates, and reach out ahead of time to set your sessions at 38537 New Hope Road. For amateur families chasing a Loretta Lynn qualification, training on a faithful replica of that track is a real edge.