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Introduction My journey in motorsport started long before I ever swung a leg over a race bike. It began when I was around 11 years old, at a friend’s go-kart birthday party. I remember driving the kart for the first time and instantly feeling like I’d discovered something special — something I wanted to chase seriously. From that moment on, motorsport stopped being a hobby. It became the dream. Falling in Love with Karting After that first taste of racing, I begged my dad to

Introduction A lot of people assume that once you get faster or more experienced, the fear disappears. It doesn’t. I still feel nervous every time I ride on track — before sessions, before pushing harder, and sometimes even just rolling out of the pit lane. And over time, I’ve realised something important: Being scared isn’t a weakness — it’s part of staying safe, focused, and improving. This post is about how I deal with nerves on track, why fear is normal, and how it can ac

Your first track day is exciting — but it can also feel overwhelming. I remember worrying about what to bring, how to prepare my bike, and whether I’d look out of place. This guide is based on my own track-day experience — the things I got right, the mistakes I made, and what I wish I’d known before rolling into the paddock for the first time. If you’re new to track days, this is the no-BS guide to getting prepared and feeling confident. 1. Don’t Stress — Track Days Are More

Introduction Track days are one of the best ways to improve your riding — but everyone makes mistakes, especially at the beginning. I’ve made plenty myself, and most of them came from overthinking, rushing, or trying too hard too soon. This post covers the most common track day mistakes I see (and have personally made) — and how to avoid them so you can ride safer, improve faster, and enjoy the day more. 1. Trying to Ride Too Fast Too Soon One of the biggest mistakes new ride