How I got started

My first starting gate didn`t drop until I was 14 years old. That was the Texas Outdoor Motocross Series (T.O.M.S.) in which I finished 1st in the 80cc Open Class. I averaged top three and top 5 in race results once I moved up to the Novice and Intermediate classes, respectively. I have recently been exposed to road racing. After witnessing my first road event, I knew this was the direction i wanted to take my racing career.

Goals for the Future

My goal for 2009 on the road is to place top 3 in the CMRA A/B/C Superbike and Superstock classes. My big goal for 2009 is place top 5 at Mid Ohio Amatuer National. My goal in the dirt is to race the whole EVO & HOH (Honda of Houston) Winter Series and be class champion in the "B"-Intermediate classes. I plan on racing both the Texas Amatuer Nationals( Lake Whitney- Spring Nationals & Oak Hill- GNC International Final) and my goal is to place top 5 at both of these events.

What inspires you to compete?

I used to watch motocross and supercross racing on TV when I was growing up and I couldn`t wait to do it myself!

Why do you like this sport?

I love the competition and the comradery that this sport attracts.

Some Personal Information About Me:

I have lived in Texas for 10 years. I enjoy racing and practicing in the Houston area because the competition here increases my ability every time I ride.

Describe your style...

I`ve been told that I look like Chad Reed when I ride (since he resembles McGrath`s syle, I`ll take it). Always SMOOTHE!!!

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Project Manager for a Disaster Restoration Company

My photo was featured on the front cover of Racedirect.com`s website accompanied with an interview describing me as one of Houston`s up and coming riders.In the 5 years I have been racing I have won the STC Pro Circuit Winter Series (2 years in a row), the SoBe Texas Outdoor Motocross Series Championship,finished top 10 at Ponca City twice, finished top 3 in the 125 and 250 class at The Good Times National, Branson, and Winter Olympics (3rd place Olympiad Winner).