First dipped into league racing when I was 12 in 2014 on GTA V, then had a break from it until 2017 when I started league racing on F1 and NASCAR Heat, then moving onto iRacing that summer. I stopped league racing in October that year, but stayed racing in general, always wanting to get better. I returned to league racing with the league NOSSCAR in 2019 on GTA, NASCAR Heat, and iRacing, racing with the league until summer 2022. I also returned to the F1 world in 2021, trying to stay a jack of all trades. I took a hiatus to focus on the yucky ucky real world for a while, but in 2023 I am back and really looking forward to racing ARC.
I am generally a road course ringer, as a kid I simply just enjoyed tracks like Watkins Glen and Sonoma more, but I do love a good superspeedway race or rim riding at a mile and a half track like Miami or Kansas. I'm also old fashioned and am a huge advocate against the playoffs, even tending to try and stray away from series/leagues that have playoff formats, but I suppose I gotta start accepting that is the way of the NASCAR world now. I can tend to be aggressive with driving, but I have never and will never wreck someone intentionally in a league setting. At the end of the day, we are all here for fun and if I get upset, I may say some mean words but I always get over it, and I hope anyone who gets upset with my driving can keep that mentality as well. I'm also a HUGE stats nerd, keeping every finish from every league race that I've run, Wikipedia style. During my time with NOSSCAR, I eventually became Vice President of the league in 2021, a payoff for my love of racing and wanting to help any way I can with running things, whether that be stats, running a team, etc.
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Ford Custom Car (Ford) (2020 NASCAR Cup Series)
