First Racetrack Visit
The first time he went to a race track was at 3 years old at Sycamore Speedway in 2018.
The Next Generation of Speed
For nine-year-old Jonny, speed has always been a way of life. His journey began not on asphalt, but on dirt trails, mastering 4-wheelers and developing a natural feel for handling a machine at speed.
This raw passion was later refined over 1.5 years of disciplined competition in indoor karting, where he learned sophisticated racecraft, precise control, and the art of the overtake. The first time he went to a race track was at 3 years old at Sycamore Speedway in 2018.
Now, Jonny is ready to trade his kart for a stock car and step onto the big stage of the American Super Cups. When Jonny climbs behind the wheel of the iconic #88, heβs not just a driver; heβs the future of a family legacy.
            Eyes up! Look through the corner to the apex and exit. The car goes where you look.
Do most of your braking in a straight line before turn-in. Come off the brakes smoothly.
Gentle steering, throttle, and brake keep the car balanced and fast.
Turn in, clip the apex, and unwind the wheel as you accelerate out.
Yellow = slow, no passing. Red = stop safely. Checkered = race finish.
First laps: learn grip, warm tires, and leave space. Speed comes with consistency.
Water and rest make better focus and reaction time.
Line up cleanly, respect the yellow (no passing), and be predictable on restarts.
Give space when side-by-side. Finishing the lap is the win!
            The first time he went to a race track was at 3 years old at Sycamore Speedway in 2018.
              Exploring trails and learning fundamentals on a 4-wheeler, building the foundation for motorsports.
              Competitive indoor karting: wheel-to-wheel racecraft, braking, cornering, and strategy.
              The father-son team acquires the #88 and begins intense prep for a 2026 rookie season.
              Jonny is slated to take his first green flag in the American Super Cups, launching his stock car career.
The Next Generation of Speed
For nine-year-old Jonny, speed has always been a way of life. His journey began not on asphalt, but on dirt trails, mastering 4-wheelers and developing a natural feel for handling a machine at speed. This raw passion was later refined over 1.5 years of disciplined competition in indoor karting, where he learned sophisticated racecraft, precise control, and the art of the overtake. The first time he went to a race track was at 3 years old at Sycamore Speedway in 2018.
Now, Jonny is ready to trade his kart for a stock car and step onto the big stage of the American Super Cups. He won't be doing it alone. This next chapter is a shared dream with his father, built on countless hours in the garage and a mutual love for the sport. When Jonny climbs behind the wheel of the iconic #88, heβs not just a driver; heβs the future of a family legacy.
Off the track, Jonny's competitive spirit shines on the baseball diamond. The intense focus of the batter's box and the quick reflexes of an infielder translate directly to the split-second decisions required on the track. He is a true athlete, dedicated to excelling in everything he does. The engine is warm, the green flag is about to drop, and a new rookie sensation is ready to make his mark.
The first time he went to a race track was at 3 years old at Sycamore Speedway in 2018.
Long before any official race, Jonny discovered his love for engines and dirt. These years were spent exploring trails and learning the fundamentals of control and balance on his 4-wheeler, building the foundation for a future in motorsports.
The passion for fun transforms into a focused pursuit. Jonny enters the world of competitive indoor karting, quickly adapting to the demands of wheel-to-wheel competition and learning the core skills of braking, cornering, and race strategy.
The big decision is made. After a successful and educational season and a half in karts, Jonny and his dad commit to the next challenge. The #88 number is chosen, the car is acquired, and the father-son team begins intensive preparations for their rookie season. The rest of this year is dedicated to practice, gaining valuable seat time, and perfecting the car's setup.
The culmination of years of hard work and preparation. Jonny is scheduled to take his first green flag in the American Super Cups, officially launching his stock car racing career. The #88 will hit the track, ready to turn dreams into reality.
This gallery will feature photos from Jonny's races and events.