Miranda Cain

Motorcycle racing // American

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Birthday:

January 1, 1985 (40)

Birthplace:

Buffalo, Minnesota, United States

racing type:

Motorcycle racing

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height (cm):

173

residence:

Seattle Washington United States

inspiration(s):

Her mother, her father, an aunt, an uncle, three granduncles, and her boyfriend.

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FOLLOWING:

Bad Beard[3][4]

GRRL! Number:

GRRL-0504

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Miranda Cain stands as a powerful testament to family legacy in motorsports, racing with passion and determination as she carves her own path in motorcycle roadracing through Royal Enfield’s Build.Train.Race program and the Central Roadracing Association.

EARLY YEARS

Born into a family deeply rooted in motorcycle culture, Miranda’s racing DNA runs strong with both parents, an aunt, an uncle, three granduncles, and even her boyfriend all involved in the sport. This immersive environment provided not just technical knowledge but a support system that understood the dedication required in motorsports. Rather than merely following family footsteps, she embraced the racing world with her own distinct determination and style.

EARLY SUCCESS

The foundation of Cain’s racing career was built through local club competitions, where she developed fundamental skills and racing instincts that would later distinguish her on larger stages. These grassroots experiences proved invaluable, allowing her to understand the nuances of motorcycle handling, race strategy, and competitive mentality before advancing to more structured programs. Her early dedication caught the attention of racing organizations looking to promote women in motorsports.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2025: Selection for Royal Enfield’s Build.Train.Race program, competing in both road racing and flat track disciplines[5].
2025: Active competitor in the Central Roadracing Association series[2].
2025: Appointed as Racing Operations Director for CW Moto team, expanding her influence beyond competition[5].

REPUTATION

In the paddock, Miranda has built a reputation for resilience and technical insight, particularly after openly discussing her experiences with significant bike crashes and the subsequent learning process. Rather than allowing setbacks to diminish her enthusiasm, these challenges have strengthened her resolve and deepened her understanding of motorcycle performance optimization[3]. Her transparent approach to the sport extends to social media, where she actively engages with fans and fellow racers, fostering a community around women’s participation in motorsports[4]. Peers respect her dual capacity as both competitor and operational leader within the racing ecosystem.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

For the remainder of 2025, Miranda is focused on maximizing her development through the Royal Enfield Build.Train.Race program, which provides both equipment and specialized training designed specifically for women racers. Her custom bike wrap commissioned from @wrappedbyepic symbolizes her attention to creating a distinctive racing identity as she looks toward potential advancement to national-level competition series like MotoAmerica[1]. The comprehensive skills she’s building in both road racing and flat track disciplines position her for versatility in future racing opportunities.