With racing put on hold seemingly indefinitely in March due to COVID-19, it’s been a very different season for riders this year. Neko Mulally is no exception. After a flight out of Portugal from testing with Fox as the pandemic spread, he’s been staying close to home in Western North Carolina but closely monitoring the situation in the region.
Being one of the more opportunistic racers out there, he’s kept busy working to get racing going in any way possible and has been one of the driving forces behind the race this weekend at Windrock and the entire DHSE series being able to be rescheduled by observing recommended safety protocols.
Neko is onboard Intense Factory racing for another season and racing the M29 frame. With the time off from racing, he’s switched his training and preparation over to what he would typically be doing late in the year to get ready for the season starting towards the end of summer which includes a lot of preventative training in the gym and riding motocross.
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