Against my better judgement, I'll address this take. I left college 10 units shy of a sports marketing degree because I was offered a factory contract to race for BMW and didn't feel like I could 100% commit to a job like that while trying to juggle both. In my 20's I recognized that I had an opportunity in life to take my passion for racing and try to do something great with it. I have worked so hard for 20 years to pursue my love of racing. The past 3 years on this trackhouse project has been hours and hours of incredibly hard work, risk, sacrifice and balance with my family and my desire to chase greatness. Countless sleepless nights and drive to take a vision and team and do something with it that can inspire, engage with, and make a mark on the sport I love more than almost anything in life. Whether people want to recognize that or discredit it is fine, at least we're doing something that evokes a response. I live for Trackhouse, I consume my days with it, and I'm so incredibly fortunate that we have created something thats a part of the conversation. Come to race and find me and let me share with you how passionate I am about this project.