My experience in motorsports began by Karting in the regional Puerto Rico championship at the age of 6. After a 2nd place, one win, and just 2 years of test sessions, I had to retire at the age of 8 due to economic contraints. When I turned 16, I once again started karting in the Tag Sr. category of the Puerto Rico Karting Championship. After 4 years of racing at the regional level I stepped up to the national level by competing in the Rok Cup USA for 2 years (2012 and 2013). Kart racing at this level required a lot of funding to be successful, so I turned by attention to PCA events and trackdays in Puerto Rico in a tuned 996 C2 Porsche (2014-2016). In 2016, I completed the Skip Barber 3 Day School at Road Atlanta and earned a spot in the 2017 Karts to Cars Shootout at PBIR. That sums up my "career" as a driver and now I just need to find a sponsor or just work hard enough to fund my dream of racing in the Rolex 24 at Daytona. Easier said than done.