And your season went awesome. Tell us about it.
It was great. I was able to pull off the Youth Overall title. Last year it came down to the last round between Braxton McGee and myself. Braxton edged me out last year but luckily this year I was able to make it happen.

After coming up a little short last year, you claimed the title this year, how does it feel?

It definitely feels pretty awesome. Coming into the season that was definitely my main goal, and to be able to accomplish that is great.

Were you pretty confident coming into the season that you could make it happen?

A bit, yes. There's a lot of fast riders in the Super Mini ranks though, so it definitely wasn't a walk in the park. I had my work cut out for me but I'm glad I could take the title.

So I guess we'll be seeing you on a big bike next season?
Yeah, that's my plan. I've been riding one a bit at some local races to help get me ready, so hopefully it'll be a smooth transition.

Do you have any plans in mind for 2015?

I'm planning on running 200 A or 200 B. I'm not 100% sure just yet though.

What do you hope to accomplish in 2015?

Well I hope I can end up with a class championship. To be able to do that my first year on a big bike would be awesome.

What about beyond 2015? What do you hope to accomplish in the future?
Hopefully some A class titles before making my way in XC2 and then XC1. It's definitely going to take a lot of hard work and dedication but I believe I can make it happen.

Now you're not the first fast racer in your family either, tell us about that.
Yeah, my grandpa, Robby Neeley, was a pretty good rider in his day. He won a few class championships at Loretta Lynn's and also had some really good results on the off-road side too.

So that kind of support has definitely been good for you?
Oh for sure. He's been a big help and inspiration to me my whole life and I definitely wouldn't be where I am now without him.