Personal History
I am born and raised in a small canadian city and am very close with my family and friends. Majority of my friends are in the small motorsports community within my hometown of Thunder Bay, ON, from growing up riding and racing dirt bikes.
I also spend a lot of time racing in the state of innesota, being a large part of the community in that state.
My passion is dirt bikes and racing. I am strong in my community with advocating for the sport of motocross and introducing young children and families to the sport and the recretional aspects of motorcycling for the purpose of living life to the fullest. This includes young rider coaching and training.
Outside of motocross racing and riding, I follow all major motocross series throughout the world avidly as well as Formula 1. I love all things racing and motorsports and love learning about the engineering and improvement of current technology in the motorsports world while appreciating the history of each discipline.
I work full time after obtaining two university degrees, to pay for my passion for motorsports and understanding the landscape of the industry, use that as a tool to instill hardwork in young riders to always ensure they have a proper life plan to continue to pay for their passions as everyone in the sport knows it is very hard to make any living within it. Although I support children entering the sport to dream big, I understand the importance of keeping it fun, passionate, and realistic in order to have longevity in enjoying the sport of motocross.
Outside of motorsports, I enjoy spending time with my family and my dog.
Riding Goals
I ride because there is no better feeling than riding a dirt bike. Nothing is more enjoyable, rewarding and fulfills one with the most life has to offer and surrounds one with the best people. I do this for myself but also work hard to try and help new and young riders to see and feel this same thing by bringing them into the sport safely and gradually.
I want everyone to enjoy the passion of 2-wheels safely so there is longevity to maintain the life-long friends and family dirt bikes have brought me.
Outside of this, I race to fulfill my own competitive edge and better myself. I was introduced to dirt bikes at a young age but was never pushed to accomplish anything. I have worked to teach and better myself and study the sport on my own to be able to score points at a 450 professional motocross level in Canada and obtan a FIM and AMA professional motocross license; number 638.
I usually race the D23 Minnesota state championship, winning championships in the A classes, but my goals in racing are to continue to inspire young riders with the race/life/work balance while continuing to score points at rounds of the Canadian Pro Motocross series and hopefully qualify in the top 40 to make the motos of an AMA pro motocross national. I have attempted three so far.
Outside of motocross, I do plan on doing different dirt bike disciplines of racing to hone my bike skill further. In 2024, I also plan to race osome D23 enduro and hare scramble races while also doing the Corduroy Enduro in Canada which is the nations hardest race.
Competitive Highlights
2022 450 Pro Canadian Pro Motocross Nationals:
P21 at round 2 & P18 at round 3
2023 450 Pro Canadian Pro Motocross Nationals:
P26 at round 3
2023 Minnesota State D23 Motocross Championship
1st OA in 25A and 2nd OA in Open A
2023 Minnesota State North Series
1st OA in Open A and 25A