I started out racing Bicycle Motocross (BMX) for 3 years, starting in November 1998, competing in Local, State, Regional and National races. From there I went on to race Motocross, racing a 65cc and an 80cc. I did that for about 2 years, finishing 6th overall on my 65cc. I broke my leg racing my 80cc which ended my career in Motocross. I am now in my second year of racing Go-Karts and in the Gold Class at East Bay Raceway and look forward to a great season.

I plan to train hard and work towards being in the top 5 in the East Bay Raceway Points Championship 2005 Series.

It gives me confidence to tackle challenges in school. It has taught me to focus on my goals so I can accomplish them. I am a better person and have learned the true meaning of team work. I try to have a good attitude and want to be the best.

Your logo will go on my Go-Kart, as well as on our team trailer and team shirts that are worn at the track by my parents, myself and my crew as well as family members and friends.

This is my second season racing Go-Karts. Last year was a learning experience for me going through several bodies, a throttle cable and several spin outs. I think I am getting the hang of this. My highest finish last year was 5th place. This year I am planning on getting a 1st place.

First and foremost I want to thank God, with him all things are possible. My mom and dad, my little sister, Candace and Hayley, without you I wouldn't be here. My neighbor and best friend Amanda, she is the best crew member (besides my dad). My friends and family who come out and watch me race, their support is always appreciated. Thanks to Bill Barcus for taking the pictures at the track. And thanks to my Grandma Pat & Papaw from the Bar-B-Q Caboose, for their sponsorship, love and support.

With school and Karting I don't have time for any other sports. Go-Kart racing is a very tough sport and requires a lot of time, hard work and dedication.