Personal History
I grew up in a navy family so we didn’t have time for racing. When I got older I started racing and one day practicing for the California Classic I broke both my legs which led me into drug addiction and eventually homelessness. A while later I had an encounter with Jesus as I was about to overdose and now run a faith based clothing brand called Dirt Addictions where I travel the country doing trackside ministry and helping those in our sport that struggle with addiction and mental health issues.
Riding Goals
I ride because it’s what makes me feel the most alive. Nothing has ever came to me easy, I’ve had to shed blood sweat and tears for everything I’ve ever had which is why I came from living in a 1995 Saturn SC1 to having a solid roof over my head, truck and my rmz 450.
It is my dream to ride professional freestyle, from riding in the hills and ramps to competing in x-games and events like Red Bull Imagination and Big Hill Jam. I will still do races like the two stroke world championship and Red Bull Day In the Dirt at Glen Helen and several other 450B class races whenever I feel like it.
Competitive Highlights
While I don’t have a crazy racing portfolio to boast what I do have is my story. Going from being abused as a child to racing and breaking both my legs which led to me becoming addicted to drugs and losing it all; I’ve worked as hard as I humanly can sometimes working 112 hour weeks until I could get a truck and bike so I can get back to the one thing I love the most in this world which of course is riding dirtbikes, and doing such in a way to where I can lead people to a better life full of freedom through their faith in Jesus and help those that struggle with addiction and mental health issues. To me that’s way more important than any racing achievements.