BOBBY ORE MOTORSPORTS, LLC

BOBBY ORE MOTORSPORTS, LLC specializes in high-performance vehicle maintenance, race team support, and motorsport logistics operations, leveraging deep expertise in precision mechanical systems, race-day operational readiness, and track-side engineering. The company’s technical capabilities include chassis tuning, telemetry system integration, fuel efficiency optimization, and safety compliance for closed-course racing environments. Their specialization in endurance racing infrastructure—particularly at high-temperature, high-vibration venues like Sebring International Raceway—sets them apart as a trusted provider for motorsport events requiring rigorous reliability standards. The team applies advanced diagnostics, custom fabrication, and real-time performance analytics to support competitive racing programs under extreme operational conditions. Award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements, so no formal federal or government agency relationships can be inferred from the provided data. The company’s operations appear focused on commercial and private-sector motorsport clients rather than public sector contracts. The primary NAICS code 611692, “Other Sports and Recreation Instruction,” suggests the business may engage in motorsport training, driver development, or technical instruction programs, though no contract data confirms this as a government-facing service. In practice, the firm likely positions itself within the niche motorsport services market, serving private racing teams, event organizers, and performance vehicle operators rather than federal procurement channels. BOBBY ORE MOTORSPORTS, LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business structured as a small business (2K), headquartered in Sebring, Florida. Its geographic presence is centered on a major motorsport hub, aligning its capabilities with regional racing ecosystems. The company’s certification enhances its standing in veteran-owned business networks and may support eligibility for certain small business set-asides, though no federal contracts are documented to confirm active participation in government markets.