Some Personal Information About Me:
Motocross is my life! I`ve tried them all, stick and ball sports, four wheels, etc. NOTHING compares to the adrenaline rush when you`re sitting on the line with 30 other bikes waiting for the gate to drop. Motocross is the best, period. I`m immensely involved at a local and national level with motocross, whether it`s racing or race reporting/photography, I`m there and will continue to support the sport I love. I`m very much a family man too, my wife and two girls support our racing program througout the year and we hope one of our children will follow the same path that I have.
Describe your style...
I`ve always been a smooth rider, never out of control. I`ve learned to mimic the pros and conduct my style according to the best in the business. I would have to say the Chad Reed and Kevin Windham have the best style out there. I try to position my body and focus my mind on riding like they do. Others have also mentioned this to me before.
Why do you compete?
I compete because it is my nature. Nothing compared to motocross when the adrenaline is running. I may get injured here and there, but I never give up in this sport. I`ve played all of the stick and ball sports but when I discovered motocross and how the racing is so competitive, I just couldn`t do anything else. I love this sport. What else is there to do.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
I`m 39 right now, am I grown up yet? My motto is, growing old is mandatory but growing up is an option.
How's Life Treating You?
Could be better. I was sidelined for a month with a back injury, really deep contusion and swelling. I haven`t given up. My first race back was this past Sunday and I pulled four holeshots and finished 2nd and 5th the Vet B and +25 classes. I ended up winning the Masters +25 class this year in the Northern Cup Motocross Series. Also, I work TOO MUCH!!!!!