Sara Price

Rally racing // American

If you would’ve asked me five years ago what my dream would’ve been, it would be traveling around the world racing.

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Birthday:

September 2, 1992 (33)

Birthplace:

Southern California, United States

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Rally racing

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Pro

height (cm):

163

residence:

Southern California

inspiration(s):

Sara Price's Dad, her brother

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Sara Price is a trailblazing American motorsports racer who has made history as the first factory-supported female motocross rider for Kawasaki and the first American woman to win a stage in the prestigious Dakar Rally.

EARLY YEARS

Born on September 2, 1992, Sara was introduced to motorsports at a young age through her family. Following in her brother’s footsteps, she began riding motocross bikes at just eight years old when her parents gave her her first motorcycle for Christmas. Her father’s passion for desert racing ultimately influenced her to explore off-road competition, with her family supporting her competitive spirit from the beginning, allowing her to race against boys in local motocross events before reaching national-level competition.

EARLY SUCCESS

Price’s remarkable talent emerged early as she became the first female factory-supported rider for Kawasaki Motor Corp. in 2010. Her formative career included winning 17 national motocross championships, medaling in the X Games, and earning recognition as the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame Rising Star in 2016. Her versatility shone through as she transitioned to off-road racing, competing in UTVs and Trophy Trucks across multiple series. A defining moment came in 2019 when she became the first woman to win the SCORE International Trophy Truck Spec championship and completed the grueling Baja 1000 solo, navigating over 800 miles in more than 19 hours.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2010: Medaled in Women’s Super X at the X-Games[1].
2012: Won Women’s Championship in Terracross, undefeated in every round[1].
2016: Became first woman to lead laps in Stadium SUPER Truck Series[3].
2019: First woman to win SCORE International Trophy Truck Spec Championship as an IronWoman[1].
2021: Joined Chip Ganassi Racing’s Extreme-E team, adding an Extreme E win to her resume[1].
2023: Won at the Mint 400, California 300, Baja 500, Sonora Rally, Road to Dakar, and Triple Crown Championship[1].
2024: Made Dakar Rally debut, winning a T4 stage and earning the Rookies Award[1].

REPUTATION

Price has established herself as a pioneering figure across multiple racing disciplines, from motocross to off-road and rally competition. Her groundbreaking achievements include becoming the third woman ever and first American woman to win a stage in the Dakar Rally in 2024. Beyond racing, she’s known as a savvy businesswoman and SAG-AFTRA union member who works as a stunt professional in entertainment. Her trailblazing contributions to motorsports earned her induction into the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame in 2016, cementing her reputation as an exceptional talent whose resilience and versatility continue to inspire the next generation of racers.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

Looking ahead, Sara is set to return to the Dakar Rally in 2025 with Can-Am Factory Racing, equipped with a new Can-Am Maverick R. Building on her impressive rookie performance in the world’s most challenging rally, she aims to continue making history as she pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in motorsports competition. Her partnership with Can-Am Factory Racing reflects her ongoing commitment to excellence in the sport’s most demanding events.