How did you get started racing?

Well, like most kids that start at a young age, I watched my dad and all his friends race. So of course that's what I wanted to do (laughs). I spent a lot of time riding my bicycle with a helmet and goggles on before I got my p-dub. [PW50]

And what brought you into the world of GNCC Racing?

I had grown up racing a lot of hare scrambles including the Mid-South Cross Country Series and hitting a few of the GNCC's when I was younger. In 2013 I decided to go to Florida and Georgia and plan from there. I ended up racing the whole season and finishing 3rd in 4-Stroke B Lites. 

So how has your 2014 season been going?

I really can't complain with my 2014 season. I've had some bad luck along the way but that's part of it. I've put in solid finished for the most part, so it's been pretty good. 

What has been the biggest highlight of the season so far?

I think the biggest highlight of my season would be at the Limestone 100. I kept my head down and stayed focused all day. I felt like I rode the best I could all day and got a 2nd and 53rd overall. 

With only one race left to go, what would you like to accomplish before the season ends?

I would love to get that first GNCC win of course. I've came up just a little short so many times and nothing would feel better than that.

Overall your season has been pretty awesome, but did you expect to have such a solid season?

Actually, I didn't know what to expect. It had been 3 years since I had owned a 2-stroke and I thought the 250F would've made me lazy but actually I love it.

How does it feel to be within the top 3 of the 200-A class?

It feels great, you know? My goal coming into this season was a top 3. Of course everyone wants to win but I had a goal of top 3 going into the season with not knowing what to really expect.

Do you have any plans for 2015 yet?

Actually, I don't have a set plan. I can't decide on if I want to continue to ride a two-stroke or go back to a four-stroke. I'll either be riding 250-A or 4-Stroke A Lites.