Personal History
Racing has been in the family since before my time. On my 5th birthday I received the best gift a kid that age could ask for. A PW 50 would change my life and shape who I am today. I was not a natural by any means, but with a pee wee dad like mine I was coached well. I managed to pick up the pace and win start winning local races within a year.
My career was cut short due to a serious injury in 2009. I would continue to ride once in a while but racing was no more for a while. I had a mother that loved motocross, however, loved her son more and she was far too protective to want me to race again.
Now that I am an adult I want to get back into the sport and race heavily. I bought a 2019 FC250 last fall to start fresh on a new bike. I am working on endurance and finding the flow I once had.
Riding Goals
My goal is to race A class by 2020. I will race as many pro-ams as the funds allow.
This year’s goal is to race regionally. Finding a training routine that works for me is also key to success this year.
Competitive Highlights
In the Pee Wee days I won close to everything locally.
Going to Las Vegas in 2008 for amateur arenacross world finals is my biggest accomplishment in the 50cc 7-8 class.
More results will be posted this year.