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Mission Statement
To engage, through Motorsport opportunities, medically retiring or retired service members affected by military service, aiding in their recovery.
Vision
To be the North American leader in veteran recovery through motorsport for medically retiring or retired Service Members, One At A Time.
OUR CORE VALUES
TEAM
IDENTITY
PURPOSE
Read the latest 22 Pit Stop Newsletter
22 Pit Stop April Wrap up
What’s been happening in April
First 2025 SRO Activations
eMotorsport League Champs
6 Hours of Spa
Tee it up for Veterans
Thank you CrowdStrike
Meet our new Board Member!
Calling Canadian Beneficiaries
Spring 2025 Edition
What’s been happening and what’s coming up
King Charles III Coronation Medal
Tee it up for Veterans
The Coaldale Inn Fundraiser
Calling Canadian Beneficiaries
Partnering with Trophi.ai
PCA Sim Racing benefit event
Motorsport Immersion
Entries open for Veterans Race of Remembrance 2025
Advice from a former OpMo Beneficiary
Charity Golf Tournament
Tee It Up Fore Veterans 2025! Please join me on March 31. We are excited to share that we are hosting our second annual golf…
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Veterans and the Checkered Flag
Austin, TX, (February 11, 2025) – Operation Motorsport’s documentary feature film, Veterans and the checkered flag, filmed, directed and produced by Foster Film Canada in 2022 at Race of Remembrance, will be featured at the Austin Revolution Film Festival, February 13 -15 in Austin Texas.
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A look back at 2024
To everyone who made 2024 a remarkable success:
Your trust and support were invaluable in providing life-changing Veteran Recovery Through Motorsport opportunities to medically retiring service members and veterans. Without you, none of this would have been possible.
On behalf of the entire Operation Motorsport Program Foundation team, we extend our deepest gratitude.
Thank you for standing with us and helping us make a difference for those who have given so much.
Wishing you a safe and happy New Year, wherever you may be.
Be well, and we look forward to seeing you all again in 2025!
Latest News and Releases
OPMO ANNOUNCES 2022 RACE OF REMEMBRANCE DRIVER LINE UP
The two-car team boasts eight North American driversRaleigh, NC (October 28, 2022) – Today, Operation Motorsport announced its driver lineup for the upcoming Race of Remembrance (RoR) to be held November 11-13, 2022, at Anglesey Circuit, Wales, UK. Operation Motorsport is the only North American team competing in the 12-hour...
CROWDSTRIKE ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH OPMO
Operation Motorsport partnership support next generation of talent and leadership in cybersecurityAUSTIN, Texas and Fal. Con 2022, Las Vegas – September 21, 2022 – CrowdStrike(Nasdaq: CRWD), a leader in cloud-delivered protection of endpoints, cloud workloads, identity and data, today announced a new giving strategy featuring a landmark partnership with Operation...
MICHELIN TO SPONSOR OPMO FOR RACE OF REMEMBRANCE
Greenville, SC (September 7, 2022) -In the continued story of Operation Motorsport’s return to the 2022 Race of Remembrance being held at Anglesey Circuit, Wales, UK. over Veteran’s / Remembrance Day Weekend: November 11-13, we are thrilled to reveal the news that our pair of Skip Barber Racing Honda Civic...
SKIP BARBER JOINS OPMO FOR THE RACE OF REMEMBRANCE
Back to where it all began Raleigh, NC (June 28, 2022) - After a two-year break, Operation Motorsport returns to the 2022 Race of Remembrance (RoR) at Anglesey Circuit in Wales, UK, over Veteran’s / Remembrance Day Weekend: November 11-13. Expanding the number of car entries from previous years, Operation...
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Operation Motorsport
Operation Motorsport serves medically released service members, medically retired service members, and veterans with a service connected disability as recognized by the U.S. Dept of VA or VA-Canada
Restore: Team | Identity | Purpose
Honouring Service & Celebrating the Next Chapter 🇨🇦🏁
Please join us in congratulating Josh Snider, Operation Motorsport beneficiary, on his retirement from the Canadian Armed Forces this week!
Josh has served his country with pride since 2014 as a member of 3 PPCLI, deploying both domestically and overseas. Throughout his military career, his passion for motorsport never wavered—whether it was wrenching on snowmobiles, tuning trucks, or jumping into a wide range of racing disciplines, Josh has always thrived in the adrenaline and camaraderie of the motorsport community.
From 2022–2023, Josh was a vital part of the Operation Motorsport family, serving as our official photographer across the SRO, IMSA, and FEL paddocks. He beautifully captured the essence of our mission—telling the stories of our beneficiaries and documenting the heart of the paddock. He also brought his talents to Rilli Racing, Gradient Racing, and worked alongside motorsport photographer Brian Cleary, sharpening his creative craft and always finding new ways to see the motorsport world through his lens.
Josh has a unique gift for connecting with people, but his true love was getting creative with the car shots—and it showed.
Thank you for your service, Josh. We’re proud of what you’ve accomplished in and out of uniform, and we’re excited to see what comes next in your motorsport journey. 🫡📷🏎️
#OpMo
Please join us in congratulating Josh Snider, Operation Motorsport beneficiary, on his retirement from the Canadian Armed Forces this week!
Josh has served his country with pride since 2014 as a member of 3 PPCLI, deploying both domestically and overseas. Throughout his military career, his passion for motorsport never wavered—whether it was wrenching on snowmobiles, tuning trucks, or jumping into a wide range of racing disciplines, Josh has always thrived in the adrenaline and camaraderie of the motorsport community.
From 2022–2023, Josh was a vital part of the Operation Motorsport family, serving as our official photographer across the SRO, IMSA, and FEL paddocks. He beautifully captured the essence of our mission—telling the stories of our beneficiaries and documenting the heart of the paddock. He also brought his talents to Rilli Racing, Gradient Racing, and worked alongside motorsport photographer Brian Cleary, sharpening his creative craft and always finding new ways to see the motorsport world through his lens.
Josh has a unique gift for connecting with people, but his true love was getting creative with the car shots—and it showed.
Thank you for your service, Josh. We’re proud of what you’ve accomplished in and out of uniform, and we’re excited to see what comes next in your motorsport journey. 🫡📷🏎️
#OpMo
Meet Kevin Boehm. Kevin’s a super talented driver who’s also passionate about supporting veterans - which he does every day by being there for the Motorsport Immersion beneficiaries embedded with Random Vandals Racing.
We can’t all be Kevin (although we wish we had his driving skills!). But one thing we can do is make a difference for veterans. Supporters like you help make our programs possible.
A big THANK YOU to those of you who have already joined our “22 Pit Crew” by pledging $22 a month to support our programs for medically released/retired veterans or veterans with a service-connected disability as recognized by the U.S. VA or VA-Canada. “22 Pit Crew” members will receive our monthly newsletter & an exclusive sticker.
➡️ Make your monthly pledge:
In the U.S. - operationmotorsport.org/donate-us/
In Canada (see “Ways to Give” for e transfer info) - operationmotorsport.org/donate-ca/
We know this level of commitment isn’t possible for everyone. To make a one-time donation, visit: operationmotorsport.org/donate-us/
📸 Richard Davenport, U.S. Army/Navy veteran
#OpMo #veteranrecovery #motorsports
We can’t all be Kevin (although we wish we had his driving skills!). But one thing we can do is make a difference for veterans. Supporters like you help make our programs possible.
A big THANK YOU to those of you who have already joined our “22 Pit Crew” by pledging $22 a month to support our programs for medically released/retired veterans or veterans with a service-connected disability as recognized by the U.S. VA or VA-Canada. “22 Pit Crew” members will receive our monthly newsletter & an exclusive sticker.
➡️ Make your monthly pledge:
In the U.S. - operationmotorsport.org/donate-us/
In Canada (see “Ways to Give” for e transfer info) - operationmotorsport.org/donate-ca/
We know this level of commitment isn’t possible for everyone. To make a one-time donation, visit: operationmotorsport.org/donate-us/
📸 Richard Davenport, U.S. Army/Navy veteran
#OpMo #veteranrecovery #motorsports
Look! What’s that? It’s…a 50/50 raffle! 👀
Our first two winners have claimed more than $1,200 (combined). Unfortunately these are only for our supporters who live in the province of Ontario, Canada…rules & regulations, right? But if you want to play but can’t, at least you have this amazing photo taken by BCPix.com - Photo by Brian Cleary - and you could always support us at OperationMotorsport.org.
Raffle No. 3 runs until July 20, 2025.
Find out more: www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/opmp
#OpMo #raffle
Our first two winners have claimed more than $1,200 (combined). Unfortunately these are only for our supporters who live in the province of Ontario, Canada…rules & regulations, right? But if you want to play but can’t, at least you have this amazing photo taken by BCPix.com - Photo by Brian Cleary - and you could always support us at OperationMotorsport.org.
Raffle No. 3 runs until July 20, 2025.
Find out more: www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/opmp
#OpMo #raffle
Happy 250th birthday, U.S. Army. Our own Keith Gallagher, Brigadier General, U.S. Army, ret. shares with us what the Army means to him.
“As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army I reflect on the significance that our Army has had on our nation. From the fierce fighting leading to victory in the Revolutionary War to the beaches of Normandy to the jungles of Vietnam to our most recent wars in the Middle East, our Army was there. My dad met my mom in post-war Germany & together made a family in the Army completing a 30-year career. I too made a career in the Army, raising a family of five, moving 25 times, seeing radical transformation & learning & growing because of great NCOs & senior officers
“During my entire career, the Army embraced change & developed new TTPs (tactics, techniques & procedures) to effect military operations, weapons systems, navigation tools, surveillance & in my field, medical. Soldiers always perfected their craft & employed every avenue to win the battle while also protecting their fellow Soldiers. In 2005, I witnessed the first ever trauma registry in Iraq that captured trauma data & transformed care with several new practice guidelines & adoption of a single tourniquet on the battlefield—all advances that saved lives.
“Still, the one factor in all of this was the Soldier—the one who never changed & exhibited true character & our Army values on & off the battlefield. I will always remember the Army culture to leave no one behind & to maintain a “can-do” attitude in maintaining the highest standards. I am awfully proud to have been part of this great institution & will always support the Army today, tomorrow & forever. Happy 250th Birthday, U.S. Army.”
📸 Courtesy of Keith Gallagher, Brigadier General, U.S. Army, ret.
#OpMo
“As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army I reflect on the significance that our Army has had on our nation. From the fierce fighting leading to victory in the Revolutionary War to the beaches of Normandy to the jungles of Vietnam to our most recent wars in the Middle East, our Army was there. My dad met my mom in post-war Germany & together made a family in the Army completing a 30-year career. I too made a career in the Army, raising a family of five, moving 25 times, seeing radical transformation & learning & growing because of great NCOs & senior officers
“During my entire career, the Army embraced change & developed new TTPs (tactics, techniques & procedures) to effect military operations, weapons systems, navigation tools, surveillance & in my field, medical. Soldiers always perfected their craft & employed every avenue to win the battle while also protecting their fellow Soldiers. In 2005, I witnessed the first ever trauma registry in Iraq that captured trauma data & transformed care with several new practice guidelines & adoption of a single tourniquet on the battlefield—all advances that saved lives.
“Still, the one factor in all of this was the Soldier—the one who never changed & exhibited true character & our Army values on & off the battlefield. I will always remember the Army culture to leave no one behind & to maintain a “can-do” attitude in maintaining the highest standards. I am awfully proud to have been part of this great institution & will always support the Army today, tomorrow & forever. Happy 250th Birthday, U.S. Army.”
📸 Courtesy of Keith Gallagher, Brigadier General, U.S. Army, ret.
#OpMo
We’d like to take a moment to recognize Casey Soble, whose DWD service for the RCAF was today. Former beneficiary Brent O’Connor attended as friend (and #OpMo brother) & shared these words from us with him.
“As you hang up your uniform for the last time, we want to take a moment—not just to recognize your incredible service, but to celebrate the person behind the rank. You’ve worn the uniform of the RCAF with pride & professionalism, but it’s the way you carried yourself—with humility, quiet strength, & unwavering integrity—that truly stands out…At Operation Motorsport, we often talk about team, identity & purpose. But you didn’t just talk about those things—you lived them. Whether you were guiding someone through a tough transition or lending your time & heart to our mission, you showed up. Fully. Authentically. And always with others in mind.
“Your presence has left a mark on this community that goes far beyond your service record. You’ve made us better—individually & as a team. And while others will miss seeing you in uniform, we know your next chapter will be just as impactful, because that same heart & purpose will carry forward into everything you do.
“So, from all of us—your Operation Motorsport family, your teammates & everyone lucky enough to have served beside you—thank you. For your service. For your trust. And for being someone we could always count on.
We’re proud of you, Casey. And we can’t wait to see what’s next.”
With deep respect and gratitude,
Your Operation Motorsport Family
“As you hang up your uniform for the last time, we want to take a moment—not just to recognize your incredible service, but to celebrate the person behind the rank. You’ve worn the uniform of the RCAF with pride & professionalism, but it’s the way you carried yourself—with humility, quiet strength, & unwavering integrity—that truly stands out…At Operation Motorsport, we often talk about team, identity & purpose. But you didn’t just talk about those things—you lived them. Whether you were guiding someone through a tough transition or lending your time & heart to our mission, you showed up. Fully. Authentically. And always with others in mind.
“Your presence has left a mark on this community that goes far beyond your service record. You’ve made us better—individually & as a team. And while others will miss seeing you in uniform, we know your next chapter will be just as impactful, because that same heart & purpose will carry forward into everything you do.
“So, from all of us—your Operation Motorsport family, your teammates & everyone lucky enough to have served beside you—thank you. For your service. For your trust. And for being someone we could always count on.
We’re proud of you, Casey. And we can’t wait to see what’s next.”
With deep respect and gratitude,
Your Operation Motorsport Family