I am pursuing my career as a professional driver and am looking to join a team with aspirations to succeed. I have accumulated nine years of racing experience in 3 car classes.
My Goals:
- For 2010 my goal is to secure the Rookie of the Year Championship
- For 2011 I will shoot for the NASCAR Camping World West Championship
I finished my second year racing a Super Modified by wining the 2007 WSSRL Championship. I plan to learn as many different styles of racing to further my knowledge behind a racecar, on and off the track, from chassis characteristics to aerodynamics.
I have experience and championships in both road and oval race cars. I have incorporated my road racing talents into my oval racing and vise versa, by doing this I have noticed substantial changes in my driving style that have lead to faster lap times and a more fluent understanding of driver input.
I am a unique racecar driver, not only do I race but I am also mechanically knowledgeable. Throughout my racing career I have been supported by my family and a few sponsors, but money and budgeting have always been tight. This has required me to go far beyond what a 22-year old is expected to accomplish. Just to name of few accomplishments; I have personally rebuilt a 823 hp Super Modified motor, repaired a large portion of the race car chassis due to an on track mechanical failure, and rebuilt the car from the chassis up for the 2008 season. I have been called by race teams to help crew, I proved to be helpful in solving technical issues. All of the skills I present to a race team along with my on track racing expertise make me a very unique and prized asset to any race team. Although I may understand a large quantity of knowledge I still am open minded to any other ideas or views, because the fastest way for me to learn is to listen, watch and then perform.
A few ways to describe my personality would be:
- Smooth on and off the track
- A wealth of information of car mechanics and the ability to communicate back to the crew chief how the car is reacting on the racetrack.
- Reflex and intuition drives the car, leaving the mind to work strategy and intelligent maneuvers to move the car to the front.
- Excellent race judgment, I can avoid wrecks that look impossible to avoid, and I am easy on the equipment.
- All of these skills allow me to finish most every race, and to win several championships.
- “Always finish what you start”


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