Personal History
My family and I were born in Puerto Rico. From the moment I started riding dirt bikes at age 3, I knew I wanted to become a professional rider. Riding my dirt bike was not the only sport I was doing. I was involved in other sports including martial arts, basketball team, BMX, baseball team, and other sports. I started racing in Puerto Rico when I was 8 years old for approximately 3 years before moving to the United States. After moving from Puerto Rico to the United States on 2011, I began racing at locals races and I ended up winning some races and series championships. Once me and my family saw that my riding was progressing, we started going to more out-of- state races such as the Thor Winter Olympics and many others. A few years ago, I started training with Shannon Niday in different states including Texas, Oklahoma, and California. I have learned a lot of great techniques that have made a better rider. My parents and my brother have been a great influence on me because they have been helping, supporting, and doing anything they can in order for me to get better each day. My family is my motivation to keep pushing myself to work and train hard every day and also I want to earn more wins in local and nationwide events because I know I have the determination and what it takes to get the wins.
Riding Goals
The passion and love that I have for the sport of motocross is why I love riding and motivates me to keep working hard everyday. The more I get to ride my dirt bike, the better my riding skills will get.
Here are some goals that I will lime to achieve for the 2017 year:
-Qualify for the Loretta Lynn's Amateur National Championship
-Top 15 position at Thor Winter Olympics at Gatorback Cycle Park
- Win at select local events
- Win the AMA District 41 Championship
- Top 5 Texas Winter Series
- Represent sponsors proudly
Competitive Highlights
Here are some accomplishments that I have:
- Winning the Ama District 20 Series Championship in the following classes: 65cc 7-11, 65cc 10-11
-1st place overall at the Bel Ray Pro Motocross Challenge in the following class: Supermini 12-15
- Top 20 at Thor Winter Olympics in the following class: Supermini 13-16
- Being Able to go race in different states