Personal History
First off, I’d like to thank you for taking the time of day to read this.
I come from a small village called Saint-Paul near Moncton New Brunswick. I have been riding dirt bikes since the age of 5 and racing since the age if 11.
I have always been very serious about motocross since a young age as I grew up around it. I am very lucky to have my family and sponsors behind my back, they are the ones that got me to where I am now.
Unfortunately due to financial reasons I have not been able to go further in the sport and travel further in Canada/United States for events.
I have been working very hard every year to make it to the top, I have suffered serious injuries that landed me in the hospital but came back faster and stronger.
I have worked very hard to make it to where I am now and will not stop even after reaching my goals.
I am currently working as a auto body technician with most of my income going towards motocross.
I have big plans for the up coming season as I will be travelling across Canada and the United States for races and events. I will also be training with professional racers.
Riding Goals
I have many plans for my future in motocross and many achievements in the sport.
The last couple of years of racing I have seen gigantic changes in how I ride, I have been putting a lot of time and I have worked to be where I am now.
I have many goals in my future of motocross and I have goals that I have surpassed as well.
My current goals are to reach the pro nationals of Canada and as well as racing pro in the United States.
I have big plans coming up to prepare myself to reach my next goals and I will not be giving up until I do reach them.
I will be needing as much help as possible to get that much closer to reaching my goals, so for that reason I am looking for sponsors to help support me. In return I will place any sticker/decals on my race bike/vehicles/gear and you will most definitely be hearing your company name from me on the podium and on my social media accounts as well.
Thank you very much for your time.
Sincerely,
Braden Pitre.
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