Support Janey Lee & Kylie Walton
The Road 2 Recovery Foundation has established a dedicated fundraising effort to support off-road athletes Janey Lee and Kylie Walton following a devastating vehicle fire that occurred during a pre-run ahead of the San Felipe 250 on March 24, 2026.
$52,001.00 USD raised of $750,000.00 USD
Kyle Partridge Update
We’re incredibly grateful to share some positive progress in Kyle’s recovery journey.
Kyle successfully underwent back surgery, which marks another important transition as doctors begin reducing his sedation and adjusting his pain management.
Kyle is now breathing on his own and has begun speaking and communicating, which is a significant milestone.
Although Kyle still has a long road ahead, recovery from a brain injury along with multiple serious injuries is a slow and challenging process, and he continues to need strong support every step of the way.
$42,630.00 USD raised of $50,000.00 USD
Adolf Silva
In October 2025, during Red Bull Rampage, Adolf suffered a life-changing crash while doing what he loves most. Adolf has no sensation from the chest down.
$401,293.00 USD raised of $500,000.00 USD
Jerry Robin
On impact Jerry instantly was paralyzed, leaving him with no feeling from the belly button down.
$263,528.00 USD raised of $500,000.00 USD
Help Sam Willoughby & Michael Maze Get New Wheelchairs!
We are seeking $150,000 to support the urgent and ongoing mobility and medical needs of our athletes.
$672.00 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
In loving memory of Enzo Badenas
Donations help cover Enzo’s funeral costs and support the Badenas family with ongoing needs, including psychological care, outstanding moto-related expenses, and future tributes honoring Enzo’s life and legacy.
$660.00 USD raised of $10,000.00 USD
Alpinestars Mobile Medical Center
Provides free, on-site medical care for riders, crews, and staff at over 30 events each year. They deliver rapid injury assessment, treatment, and concussion management to keep riders safe and racing.
$1,738.00 USD raised of $500,000.00 USD
Hayden Bennett
After having her spinal cord fused from the T12 - L1 4 vertebrae and having 4 screws 2 rods placed into her back, Hayden has no feeling or movement from the waist down.
$31,758.00 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
Trevor Colip
After 19 days and counting in the hospital, still over 2,000 miles from home, Trevor is in need of all of our support.
$34,829.00 USD raised of $125,000.00 USD
Chad Saultz
Chad’s immediate future will involve intense inpatient rehabilitation as he works to adapt to life following this life-changing injury.
$85,157.00 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
Cash Shaleen
UPDATE: MARCH 6, 2026:
At Road 2 Recovery, moments like this remind us why we do what we do.
We are incredibly proud of our athlete Cash Shaleen, whose recovery journey has been nothing short of inspiring. Cash has always been someone who sets the bar high, and this weekend he’s doing exactly that.
Cash will be competing in the legendary Mint 400, known as one of the toughest off-road races in the world. He’ll be sharing driving duties with his older brother as they compete in the UTV NA class with race number R63.
The plan is for his brother to tackle the first two laps before Cash climbs in to drive the final two laps to the finish.
What makes this even more incredible is that they’ll be racing a single-seat Polaris UTV, meaning Cash will have no co-driver — it’s all on him as he navigates the brutal desert terrain for the final stretch of this 400-mile race.
This moment marks a huge milestone in Cash’s recovery, but his journey is far from over. Cash continues to work hard in ongoing physical therapy, which remains a critical part of rebuilding his strength and mobility after his injury. The dedication he shows in rehab every day is the same determination he’s bringing to the desert this weekend.
Seeing him get back behind the wheel and push himself at this level is nothing short of amazing. The grit, perseverance, and heart our athletes show continue to inspire all of us.
Please join us in wishing Cash and his brother a safe race day as they take on this incredible challenge.
$45,758.00 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
Adler Caudle
Adler is currently located at Saint Francis Regional Medical, in Wichita, Kansas where he has already undergone one surgery in an attempt to stabilize his spine.
$99,106.00 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
Matt Buyten
Due to the severity of his spinal cord injury, Matt's surgeon has determined that he will not be able to walk again, and he has no feeling from his chest down.
$55,880.00 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
Clayton Roberts
On March 24, 2024, professional racer Clayton Roberts was involved in a serious accident while racing the AMA National Hare and Hound Championship in Murphy, Idaho.
$11,123.50 USD raised of $150,000.00 USD
Brandon Hartranft
Brandon Hartranft suffered a substantial crash at a test track in Fresno, CA, while preparing for the upcoming AMA Monster Energy Supercross Championship season.
$57,970.00 USD raised of $50,000.00 USD
Vann Martin
Vann Martin suffered a substantial crash on Saturday, February 19, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis during the first qualifying practice for round seven of the Monster Energy Supercross Championship.
$50,000.00 USD raised of $50,000.00 USD
Bobby Piazza
On Tuesday, November 2, Bobby Piazza suffered a severe crash on his first day back training for Supercross at Jimmy Weinert training facility in North Carolina.
$50,000.00 USD raised of $50,000.00 USD
Scott Sheak
Retired professional motocross/supercross racer Scott Sheak suffered a substantial practice crash last Friday at Walden Motocross Track in New York while preparing for an upcoming Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Motocross Regional Championship.
$25,000.00 USD raised of $25,000.00 USD
Jeremy Shuttleworth
On Tuesday, August 3, Jeremy Shuttleworth suffered a catastrophic crash during Moto 1 of the 40+ class at the Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Motocross Championship in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.
$25,000.00 USD raised of $25,000.00 USD
Kai Sakakibara
Kai suffered a major crash on Saturday, February 7th during the opening heat of the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup in Bathurst, Australia.
$50,000.00 USD raised of $50,000.00 USD
