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Personal History
My name is Dustin, and I am 19 years old going on 20. I grew up with two sisters with two loving parents and aunts and uncles. Whatever sport I wanted to do my family would support me. Whatever sport I played I would always have to work harder than the other kids when I was at practice because my dad would always be helping out my sisters with softball. I have played sports that are both mentally and physically challenging like wrestling, tennis, paintball, snowboarding, wakeboarding and just about everything else you can name. Whenever I was in a sport I would be practicing whenever I could even if it was by myself for technique or just a simple run or lift. I recently picked up riding quads and even more recently decided I wanted to race. Everything I own I have paid for because I have been working for employers since I was 13 years old. My first day riding was a little rough for the first hour because the shifting was different than a cars, but after that hour I got the hang of shifting and I was ripping around the track and jumping. From then I was hooked. My second time riding I was jumping 30 foot table tops with ease. Later that day I told my mom I wanted to buy a quad. Then in the next few days I came home and told her I was taking out 2500 dollars and was going to pick up my first machine. It was a 2006 suzuki ltr 450 with a rossier exhaust pipe and a power commander chip. During the winter of 2013-14 I decided I wanted to race and that I was going to push myself to get there.
Riding Goals
To start racing every weekend in the summer of 2014. By the end of the summer I would like to be A lot better than I am now and I would like to be on the box every week. I know I can reach this goal because I have a lot of self discipline and I know how to push myself to my full potential to be the best. Even when I am winning I know there is always room for improvement and I look for ways to improve always. I am also a very fast learner and take criticism very well because I know other people see what I can improve on and it will only make me better.