I began racing Quarter Midgets at six years old, spending nearly a decade on dirt ovals learning car control, adaptability, and how to battle through constantly changing track conditions. Dirt racing taught me how to drive at the limit and find grip where there shouldn’t be any.
At 14, I transitioned into open-wheel racing at Bertil Roos Racing School. With no experience driving manual transmission or cars without driver aids, I relied purely on instinct and immediately knew I was hooked.
By the end of the school, I won the rain race and finished just a tenth off first in the dry against a national-level karter. In my first full season, I finished second in the Bertil Roos championship, just behind my father.
That momentum carried into endurance racing with American Endurance Racing, where I’ve podiumed in every race the car has finished, including a triple win at VIR.
I later earned a seat competing in IMSA, a major milestone that pushed me to adapt faster, think sharper, and compete against some of the best drivers in sports car racing.
