Describe your style... 

My friends describe my riding style as crazy. I ride hard if there is someone behind me I do not just try to stay ahead of them, I try to put more space between them and me. I try to make my own line on the track, the one that I can be fastest. If I am not going as fast as possible I make changes so I can push my limits. I would also describe my style as aggressive. I try not to wait to pass people that are holding me back. If we are coming into a corner side by side I make sure I that I am off the gas farther into the corner than them and on the gas sooner than them.

Do you train? What does your schedule look like? 

I train a lot for motocross. When there is not snow on the ground, I ride my dirt bike every day. I also work out for about a half hour everyday. I go to practice at the local track once a week. My dad is my riding coach. He shows me where I need to get on the gas harder to how to make my turns cleaner and faster. Every time I go to the local track, my lap times get better and I improve on something. In the winter months, I ride snowmobile and snowboard. I make sure not to push it too hard in the off-season so I can still compete in the summer.

One of the races that I am most proud of would probably be my first race. That day at the track, I got sick because I was not getting enough to drink. My first moto was in the morning so I was fine because I had gotten a good breakfast. However, as the day went on I started to get dehydrated I was scared that I was not going to be able to race in my second moto. When I got to the gates, I still did not feel good even though I had started drinking some water. I was late out of the gate and was last around the first corner. Nevertheless, by the end of the first lap I had worked my way up from 15th to sixth. I held around the middle of the pack for the duration of the race. The reason that I am proud of this race is because I pushed myself to compete even though I was sick. I think that this shows that I am dedicated to the sport and am not willing to quit on a race.