Top Gun Motocross Team Shootout
Brandon Layton Memorial Raffle Benefit
This will be our seventh year holding the Brandon Layton Memorial Raffle Benefit. This benefit is held every year at the Top Gun MX Team Shootout over Labor Day Weekend. We have dedicated ourselves to help raise money so we can assist local motocross families that have endured unforeseen medical expenses from a serious, life changing motorcycle injury or accident. All proceeds from the benefit raffle will be donated to an individual that has been seriously injured.
We are looking for various product donations for this year’s benefit. We would like to request any tangible merchandise/product to give away in the raffle. We appreciate anything you can donate for this cause and we will be sure to give you the credit for your donation.
About Brandon Layton #154
The Brandon Layton Memorial Raffle Benefit was started in 2001, after a bizarre accident of 12 year old Brandon Layton. Brandon Layton, a 6 time Amateur National Motocross Champion who got on his first bike at 3 years old. Nicknamed "Jeeber", this little guy drew crowds of admirers as he climbed the ranks of the motocross world to become a revered and loved competitor. Brandon was a former NMA World Mini Grand Prix and Ponca City Grand National Motocross Champion
Brandon was incredible and highly unusual, even as a competitor he would compete with ruthless "kindness", encouraging his rivals with helpful advice, pats on the back and a charming smile that one would never forget. But Brandon's life was tragically cut short when on March 6th, 1999 he was killed in a head-on collision with another rider at the Beaumont Practice Track in Beaumont, California.
Please send donations to:
Pacific Racing Organization
741-D Stevenson Ave.
Enumclaw, WA. 98022
Please have donations to address by: Friday, Aug. 28th
FedEx Account # availalbe at request to cover shipping charges, please call.
Please include a business card and/or catalog with your donated items.
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Brandon was a former Factory Yamaha Amateur rider and one of Fox Racing's prodigy amateur athletes.
Brandon after winning a championship at Ponca City. Multiple Amateur Champion 1987-1999
Seen here doing heel-clickers at age 10.
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