Today from cool Washington we returned to hot Japan. I’m grateful for everyone that came out to the event! Being able to run the bank as well as I did made me happy because we don’t have banks like that in Japan. Tanner put me away in the top 8 but it wasn’t a bad event for me. My being defeated was decided at that time, I gave it my best. The last run I did…my rear wheel and two suspension arms, on the side that hit Tanner, were pretty bent. Despite that, I made up for it with heart! With two rounds left in the series, we ask for all your support!
How is everyone today? Las Vegas was an extremly hot place to compete but back in Kyoto, Japan, we’re experiencing the same heat with tons of humidity! I’m happy I was able to take 4th at Las Vegas but I need to apologize for my mistakes during tandem…I hope you guys enjoyed me brushing and eventually hitting the wall! I’m looking forward to our up and coming next event in Washington state and I hope many of you can come join us! I’m always happy to see your smiling faces and although I can’t speak English, I hope to make many friends and fans! Please stop by and say “hi!”
We just wrapped up Round 4 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and we’re back in Japan getting ready for Round 5 in Washington State. Below is Ross’s new video for Round 4 and I am in the process of adding photos from Las Vegas as well! Stay Tuned!
I just got back to Kyoto from Atlanta and am proud of finishing 2nd place at the event. As I had thought, the American drivers skills are improving and it was quite a challenge! Running tandem with the other drivers this time was a great chance to study and practice. Being only my second event in Formula D and with several differences in judging from D1, I need all the practice I can get. Thanks to all my team staff, sponsors, and fans and I look forward to the rounds ahead with your continued support!