Personal History
I grew up in a family where instead of going to church on Sunday, we rode. Dirtbiking was a religous hobby in my house. We would wake up early to beat the heat and ride until we ran out of gas. I have been riding for 10+ years now. Of course my early stages were not as hard or challenging and the obstacles I tackle today. I still rode. I got into motocross when I rode my second bike, a RM 65. That this was a ripper. I got 2 second places with that bike then I layed off racing. My dad did not particularly like the track. So instead we stuck to the desert, which is now where I eat, drink, and sleep. After that bike I got a CR85R. Sticking with a 2 stroke this thing took off. I tried to get back into racing and did 3 races this time. Through my hard work I came out with 2 third places and 1 second. My competition was starting to be older, more devoted kids and this knocked me down a lot. When my parents got divorced I had to put down dirtbiking for a bit but everyday I would stare at the side of the road thinking; dang what a sick jump, or man I wish I could go hit up that trail. Eventually I got my CRF250R in 2014. I hooked up with a friend of my James Flynn. At the time he was in his first season of racing with the AMRA Off Road Series. I envied him. So much that I started to ride with him every chance I could. I strived to get better, I strived to be better. Eventually the next season started and I began with it. I turned into a racer. My very first enduro race I got 3rd place and have been battling my fellow racers on the podium ever sense. Now it is just a matter of who hits that corner harder, who makes it to the check point faster. And I guess we will just have to wait and see who does make it out in front of the cloud of dust.
Riding Goals
1. Podium this season
2. Climb the difficult hills I could not climb earlier
3. Have better balance in technical sections
Competitive Highlights
I have gotten 2 second places, 3 third places and 1 fifth place in my career.