Rookie year
Entered USDC Pro-Am about four events into drifting, in a daily driver I built myself.
- Pro-Am rounds
- 4
- Events all year
- 24
- Best finish
- Top 16
From zero to Pro-Am. Most drivers spend years in grassroots before a Pro-Am grid. I skipped that part.
It started with my daily driver.
I always wanted to get into drifting, but I couldn't afford a dedicated drift car. So I took the Mustang I drove every day and slowly built it into the car you see now.
I was only about four events into drifting when I decided it would be fun to jump into the hardest level of competition I could, with practically zero experience, and go for my dream. I've been chasing it ever since.
I also had no idea how to build a race car, and the process was not pretty. The more I learn, the more I find that needs fixing. That's the story my followers watch: real progress, mistakes included, on a car that keeps getting better.
My old daily driver, built up one piece at a time by learning how to build a car as I went. It's still a work in progress, but YouTube how-tos and a few zip ties are slowly turning it into the pro car it deserves to be.
Entered USDC Pro-Am about four events into drifting, in a daily driver I built myself.
Back in the #16 Mustang for a second Pro-Am season, fixing what I built wrong the first time and chasing better runs.
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