Help rebuild Zaria Martens Racing

On Friday, June 30th, I left for my BTR race in West Virginia while my mother headed north to visit family. When we both returned on Sunday, I went to get something from our garage and noticed that the handle was missing. Additionally, there were marks on the door indicating that someone had attempted to break in. As I opened the door, my heart shattered upon realizing that my two race bikes and my Grom were gone. It was evident that this break-in had been targeted. My mother and I were filled with disbelief. We reached out to the police, but as you know, there is only so much they can do. After questioning some of the other residents in our building, they came to the conclusion that the break-in happened sometime Friday night after we were both gone. The probability of recovering my stolen bikes is extremely low. We realized that we had to take immediate action to rebuild my racing program.

I'm amazed by the tremendous amount of support and love I have received from all of you over the past few days. It's truly incredible. The loss of my bikes has been the worst thing I could have ever imagined. To me, they were more than just bikes, they were a part of me. Any racer would understand that feeling.

Many of you have reached out, offering both emotional and financial support to help me rebuild and get back to racing. There are numerous things that I will need to repurchase, such as bikes, engine repairs, pistons, suspension, tires, rims, handlebars, clutches, graphics, plastics, and pretty much everything else that goes into a Flat Track bike.

My mom and I invested everything we had into those bikes. Without your help, there would be no way for me to rebuild. Your support has really helped me restore my faith in humanity after this horrible experience. Thank you to every single person who has reached out. This is going to be a long and hard journey, but I know if we stay positive and keep moving forward, we will get right back to where we were. This is just one more setback and one more challenge put in front of me to overcome, and I know with the help of this amazing community, it's something I can do!