SNUC Racing is a program put together by SinoNasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma survivor ,Billy Owen. Raising SNUC awareness through wheeled compilation
I created this page to inspire people. No matter what you face, never give up on yourself or who you are! SNUC is SinoNasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma. A very aggressive, rare cancer that affects the sinus with a high mortality rate.. I am a lucky one, . Thank you all for your support.
06/12/2022
Saying I'm proud of this kid would be an understatement, went out and raced his 125 against the 4strokes and finished with a hard fought 4th place. I'm not sure the age of everyone else, but i think he was possibly the youngest at 13yo thank you, God for keeping us safe tooday🙏😊☺️🙌I am blessed to be his dad and spend these days racing with him..
06/11/2022
Getting kinda windy I'm up!!
05/26/2022
04/18/2022
Building up my core, hoping to put myself into some kind of race shape soon.. stay tuned!
03/20/2021
Justin Cooper tops the 250 class, while rookie Chase Sexton leads the 450 class for the last night in Arlington
03/10/2021
Quality of life is like quality of work, it's all in the details
This is rad! Need to talk momma into another kid so we can do this in the back yard😂🤣😂
02/27/2021
This is cool, look for Josh Hill to line up in Atlanta 👍
Josh Hill on his Return to Racing Supercross! Josh Hill is one of the most naturally talented riders to ever throw a leg over a dirt bike, and from his social media feed, it is obvious that even though h...
02/27/2021
That looks so sweet!!
02/26/2021
About 30 years between the 2 pics, it all started with my older brother's friend. He had a big bike and his little brother had a yz60. That was the bike I rode for the first time ever in 1982 or so, I was about 10. Then in my last year of jr high I made friends with a guy that raced motocross and lived at the local track in our town. Summer of 1987, I raced my first race on a borrowed bike, a 83 or 84 kx80. Then blessed with the opportunity to race again that summer on a 1985 kx125. My friends moved out of state. I graduated high school, joined national guard, then bought my first dirt bike in 1991, 1988 cr250. It quickly dislocated my right shoulder. After recovering from that I got back into it with a 1987 rm125 that I got my first trophy on in 93. Then later got a 91 rm250. Bought my first new bike in 99. 2000 cr250. Next new one in 03, 2004 yz450. Doing pretty good. I left Oklahoma to Vegas, went from car shop to bike shop, picked up a pair of Yamaha two strokes, 2005 yz125 & yz250. moved from vegas to cali, having (toomuch) fun, got married, had a kid, 2008 was great! then BAMM!! CANCER! . 2009 fu***ng sucked. The following years slowly got better. Last couple years I've been on the 125, then just recently bought a new 2021 yz450f this last year. I've met countless amazing people along the way, many I'm still in touch with. Its been one hell of a ride and I feel as good as ever when I'm on the bike, off the bike. Thats a different story😂🤣❤y'all 👍
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02/23/2021
A few photos of the last couple months, pondering the thoughts of racing again🤔