The Lafferty clan from Millville, N.J., is among enduro racing’s royal class. Patriarch Jack Lafferty Sr. has been a fixture on the regional enduro scene for decades and has introduced more than his fair share of AMA enduro racers to the sport. These include sons Jack Jr., Rich and Mike and grandsons Justin and Ryder.
Rich Lafferty
Rich Lafferty has been dominating the local racing scene for years. Rich has trained hundreds of riders to ride faster in the woods. He offers two- and three-day camps as well as private lessons.
Racing Career Highlights
Some highlights of Rich's racing career include:
ISDE Silver Medallist
3-Time East Coast Enduro Association Enduro Championships
1-Time East Coast Enduro Association Hare Scrambles Championship
1-Time A250 AMA National Enduro Class Championship
5-Time Top 10 Overall Finisher in AMA National Enduro Series
Rich Lafferty has been dominating the local racing scene for years. Rich has trained hundreds of riders to ride faster in the woods. He offers two- and three-day camps as well as private lessons.
Racing Career Highlights
Some highlights of Rich's racing career include:
ISDE Silver Medallist
3-Time East Coast Enduro Association Enduro Championships
1-Time East Coast Enduro Association Hare Scrambles Championship
1-Time A250 AMA National Enduro Class Championship
5-Time Top 10 Overall Finisher in AMA National Enduro Series
Ryder Lafferty
The youngest member of the Lafferty family, probably the fastest off road family in the country.
Ryder Lafferty is now a few years into competing in the Pro class in the AMA National enduros. Riding this year for the Airgroup Husqvarna team, Ryder is maturing as a young racer while attempting to cement his name into the already lengthy Lafferty family legacy.
The youngest member of the Lafferty family, probably the fastest off road family in the country.
Ryder Lafferty is now a few years into competing in the Pro class in the AMA National enduros. Riding this year for the Airgroup Husqvarna team, Ryder is maturing as a young racer while attempting to cement his name into the already lengthy Lafferty family legacy.