Personal History
I have been racing since I was 2 and 1/2 and I never stopped, and I have always wanted to go faster. I jumped from a yz85 straight to a yz250f and raced 250 C class a few months later. I have never been the person who gives up, if i ever crash, I get back up and catch back up with the rest of the racers. I have always wanted to be the next big racer, or be the next Chad reed, Ryan Dungey, or Cooper Webb. But its always been a dream, until the beginning of 2016, that is when I moved from the city, into the country to have a personal motocross track built by motocross rider and professional track builder Brad DePrenger, owner of DPMX tracks and training. That is when I knew that I was going big, I started practicing every day at my own track instead of going to a track once every other week.
Riding Goals
I ride to get away from all of my problems, and I ride because it's what I love. I want to race nationally around the world, and people always say do what you love. And I love the adrenaline rush when the gates drop, and when I am riding next to 15 to 40+ other people. I love when I am neck and neck with someone with the same goal as me, to get a faster time than everyone else on the track, and to win, but there is one thing different between me and him, it's the discipline. If I don't discipline myself more than he does, then he has already won, I discipline myself more and more everyday. I make myself go outside every second that i have free to practice, because he is doing the same. So that when we are neck and neck, it is only for a split second, and then I am in front the next.