In the early 80’s, I began doing service work on electronic control systems, and by the late 80’s, I was doing this along with minor engineering projects professionally. In my early high school years, I tuned turbo charging systems for local drag racers. After graduating high school, I began my true pursuit for an engineering degree. Throughout college and even thereafter I fully devoted myself to my education through both classwork and extracurricular activities. In college, I began my formal education about engines and their processes, although I had long since mastered assembly and various performance improvement techniques. This formal education is what fostered the passion that I still have today for engines, performance, and racing. I have a B.S. in electronics engineering. In 2001, I developed the very first electronic alcohol fuel injection conversion system for a 600cc micro sprint. That system, while very different from our current EFI systems, is still being produced and sold by another EFI system manufacturer. My only goal in this business is to better the sport. I enjoy every aspect of racing and I am committed to fostering growth within the racing community.