Personal History
From the moment I could walk, I was fascinated by anything with wheels. My earliest memories include watching my dad tinker with his old dirt bike in the garage, the smell of gasoline and the sound of the engine igniting filling the air. At the age of 4, I finally got my first bike—a small, crf 50. I was ecstatic!
Learning to ride was a mix of thrill and nervousness. My parents set up a small track in our backyard, for me and my brother. I remember the feeling of wind rushing past my face as I took my first laps, the freedom that came with each twist of the throttle. I quickly fell in love with the sport, and every scratch, bruise, and spill only fueled my passion.
By seven, I started entering local races. The excitement before a race was palpable—my heart raced as I lined up at the starting gate. I vividly remember my first race; I didn't finish very well, but crossing that finish line felt like the biggest victory. Each race taught me so much about determination and sportsmanship.
As I grew older, I realized I wanted to take this passion further.
I entered higher-level competitions as a teenager and faced tougher challenges. Some races were brutal, and losses stung deeply, but I learned resilience. Each setback became a stepping stone.
Throughout this journey, motocross has taught me invaluable life lessons about commitment, teamwork, and perseverance. It’s not just about speed and skill; it’s about heart and the community that supports you. Looking back, I wouldn’t trade my experiences for anything. The road has been challenging, but every jump, every race, and every moment in the dirt reminds me why I fell in love with the sport in the first place.
Riding Goals
I want to take my riding skills to the next level and embrace the journey
Competitive Highlights
I have accomplished lots of holeshots, few wins