Personal History
My very first dirt bike was a 1996 Kawasaki KX 80. I learned to ride by myself in the river bottoms of my home town in Hollister, Ca. I quickly outgrew that bike and started riding a 1994 Suzuki RM 125 and quickly began racing motocross in Madera, CA at 13. I sold that bike after a crash and injury to a friend of mine until I moved to Nevada in 2011 and started riding 4 stroke. I have been riding and racing in the desert and MRANN ever since on my CRF 250.
Riding Goals
I would like to remain more consistent within my class and to achieve higher placement both in class and overall. I would also like to improve my skills and ability’s through practice, trial and error.
I would like to obtain sponsorships to assist me in achieving my goals for the racing seasons. Through determination, practice and the assistance of sponsors, I believe I can achieve my set goals. I firmly believe that the determination of a rider is what pushes him forward in desert racing but it’s the equipment that he uses that carries him/her through it.
Competitive Highlights
All races have their own highlights. I believe that each individual who races in a desert race faces their own challenges on the course. What I find to be most memorable during my races is when I see the results sheet and see how many Armature and Expert riders I have placed higher than.