Personal History
My name is Charlie, and I've loved dirt bikes as long as I can remember. I've been riding my bike without training wheels and practicing on my PW50 since I was 3. The first time I sat on my PW, I told my mom, "I wanna go higher." She thought I meant faster, but I let her know that I wanted to jump.
I have been racing for almost four years now, and it is easy to say the track is my favorite place to be. I love hanging out with my friends and riding my bikes. This year, I raced supercross locally and cross country regionally on my KTM and Husky 50cc bikes as well as on my CRF110 trail bike.
Next year, I am excited to branch out and try new things. We are going to be committed to our cross country series, but also trying a few different regional cross country and motocross races. I'm going to let my parents know what series I want to be our second.
Please check out my resume card in my images. :)
Riding Goals
Even though my mom is a former GNCC national champion, and my uncles and grandpa raced harescrambles as well, I love to jump. I am eager to compete in supercross, motocross, and harescramble races this year. I will be working hard to earn podium finishes in the AMA District 6 Cross Country circut on both my 50 and 65.
Racing aside, I enjoy spending time with my buddies at the track. I like cheering them on when they're racing, and I love having a good battle with them on the track.
Competitive Highlights
Placing 3rd as a rookie in the 7-8 year old class in AMA District 6 Cross Country was a huge accomplishment. I learned that hard work pays off. Reeling in a supercross championship this year wasn't so bad either.
Winning the AMA District 6 Cross Country Championship in 2022 was AWESOME. The very best part was riding with my friends all year.
After I won my first race on 4/17/21, I came off the Evansville Supercross track, got on my PW50, and won my next main event.
Earning my first and second wins in the same night was really exciting! The rule in our house is that a top 10 finish earns ice cream... we had that covered!