Spring 2025 Edition

King Charles III Coronation Medal

We know Operation Motorsport co-founder Tiffany Turner Lodder as a tireless advocate for veterans & those who love them – but we’re not the only ones who know she’s amazing. We are beyond proud to share that Tiffany received the King Charles III Coronation Medal today.

The King Charles III Coronation Medal “recognizes individuals of all ages & from all walks of life who have made a significant contribution to Canada or to their community, province, or territory or who have attained an outstanding achievement abroad that brings credit to Canada.”

We certainly agree she’s done all of that & more. Congratulations Tiffany!

We have thanks to give!

The fundraiser event at the Coaldale Inn in Alberta, Ca. raised $3,630 (CAD).

We’re so very thankful for those who volunteered or donated items to make this event a success.

Thanks to these volunteers:

• Maggie Hall
• Mike Wilson
• Mark Hall
• Michel Daigle
• Sarah Morrison
• Sean Larkin
• Jacquie Bourne
• Cathy Wilson

Thank you to the following businesses/individuals:

KC’s Pub Coaldale Inn • Best Western Plus Service Inn & Suites • Holiday Inn Express • Kirk’s Tire • Canadian Tire-South • Carm’s Tupperware • Town of Taber • Catwalk Salon • Hurricanes Hockey • Streets Alive Mission • Taber Legion Ladies Auxiliary No. 20 • Nitro Geeks • Coaldale Home Hardware • Joeys Only Restaurant • O’shos Restaurant • Moxies Restaurant • Blanco Restaurant • Evergreen Golf Course • GEN Manufacturing • CJ’s Tupperware • Ma & Pa’s BBQ • Mike & Cathy Wilson • South Country Co op • Liquid Deals • Tiffany Harford Massage • Beyond Hot • Ultimate Car Care • Nissan • Darren & Diana Scott • Long & McQuade Music • Luigi’s Restaurant-North • Mint Car Wash • Arubah Spa

Thank you for performing:

• Undefined
• Jolene Draper & the Inquisitive Few
• Royal Chaos

We appreciate all who support our programs!

Operation eMotorsport partners with Trophi.ai

You might need luck to beat this guy, but practice & self-evaluation can’t hurt!

trophi.ai Tip: Drive the car smoothly, even if it comes with aggressive steering. Most pros correct all the time!

This season, we’ve partnered with virtual sim coaching company trophi.ai, which is offering its services to our veteran beneficiaries racing in Season 10 of the Operation eMotorsport iRacing League. The tips have been invaluable.

Tune in at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday for qualifying & this week’s race

Pictured is Ian Carney, leader of the Beneficiary category who has swept the first six events.

WATCH LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/lnVp-KPI8xI?si=PF3iHeeAVP5y18jT



#OpMo #trophiai #trophiaicoach #trophi #aicoach #simracingcoach

Welcome to the 2025 Operation Motorsport benefit event!

PCA Region co-sponsors, with support from PCA Sim Racing, have provided benefit donations near $50,000 USD for OpMo.

The benefit is free to join, and is open to all drivers; more details below:

May 4, 2025 @ Noon EDT/9 am PDT

https://pcasimracing.com/opmo6hours/

https://www.youtube.com/live/LiamNRtNLWo on Racespot

PCA Sim Racing is thrilled to have Princess Cruises as its 2025 Title Sponsor. Princess Cruises, PCA’s official cruise vacation partner, provides exclusive offers, including world-leading itineraries across a fleet of 16 elegant ships sailing to more than 330 global destinations.



Porsche Club of America celebrates its 70th Anniversary in 2025

#PCASimRacing #OneAtATime

We had FOUR veterans embedded with teams at Sebring International Raceway last weekend.



Meet Eric Holmes (left), who has begun his #OpMo journey with CrowdStrike Racing by APR. Johnny Salada, who met his team, Czabok Simpson Motorsport, in Indianapolis, is on the right.

Not pictured are faces you already know, Thomas Lescenski (KohR Motorsports) & Nolan Yuke (Meyer Shank Racing).

Building Team, Identity & Purpose, one (or four!) veterans at a time.

GOOD LUCK!

For tune-in info, visit IMSA.com.

IMSA | Michelin Motorsport

Advice from a former OpMo Beneficiary

Former Operation Motorsport beneficiary Hunter Reeve is at the NTT INDYCAR SERIES season-opener as systems engineer for the No. 77 Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevy!

Reeve was medically retired from the U.S. Army in 2017 & found his way to #OpMo in 2019 – sending his life on an upward trajectory with small steps & hard work on pit lane & behind the wheel.

If he could tell his freshly retired self one thing, what would it be?

“You have some very difficult days ahead that will seem almost impossible, but everything you have ever wanted to do & be a part of is on the other side & you’ll be better for having experienced it,” Reeve said.