It started with a budget I wrote myself
I wrote a budget for go-karting and brought it to my dad. He rented a small garage at the kart center in Orlando and found two used karts we could fix, tune, and race side by side.
What followed was long nights in that shop. Breakdowns, crashes, repairs, race-day nerves, and the people you meet in a paddock. As the karts got faster it stopped being a hobby.
He never set out to build a race team. He wanted the time. Now we run it together, and every decision still gets made in that shop. What to race, when to push, when to reset.




