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| PERSONAL |
| Name: | Art G Lohman |
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| Age: | 43 |
| Family: | I have a wife, Charleen, and three children. |
| Hometown: | Daytona Beach, Fl |
| Racing Class: | CCS Amateur |
| Racing #: | 220 |
| Email: | alohman@csbracing.com |
| Introduction: | I believe God touches some men to stand as faithful warriors and seek adventure, problem is, without Christ, that adventuresome call merely becomes wild living. The Lord has strongly placed on my heart the desire to share His purpose, hope and moral uprightness with two-wheeled warriors. I ain't sayin I'm the fastest, but I won't quit, and I ain't skeered. I have watched men pursue many different things to try and give their life meaning, but apart from faith in God, those things just end up as debt, under a tarp, or consuming time. When I sit on the starting grid with my two-wheeled bros, you sense the bond between men that understand what it means to take a risk for victory. With Christ, those same men will stand as leaders in their families, loyal friends to those in need and warriors who will strive for their communities and nation. God is good. |
| MOTORCYCLE |
| Make: | Suzuki |
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| Model: | GSXR 600 |
| Engine: | Jet turbine on two wheels |
| RACING HISTORY |
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- With three years of racing under his belt, Art ran most of the 2006 season in 7th place for the GTU endurance race, but ended in 11th place for the GTU following a serious crash at Summit Pt. In 2007 he placed 4th in the Mid Atlantic Championship for the formula 40 after suffering a very serious crash at Daytona Speedway. 2008 was the season where the racers needs brought Art off the starting grid and to their sides. CCS brought Art on staff in 2008 to enhance his ability to support and encourage the racers.
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| RIDING EXPERIENCE |
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- 2010 will be my fifth year of racing, also my fourth bike, fifth broken bone, (not counting shattered fragments that stayed together),sixth set of racing body work, and I'm currently on my ninth crash...and counting.
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| PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE |
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- I have spent the better part of my life running towards trouble, when others are running the other way. Finishing a 23 year career as a State Trooper, I have been formally ordained and serve full time as a CSBRacing chaplain and police chaplain. Both on and off the track, sharing with men the purpose, hope and courage of Christ.
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