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Motorsports, travel, and random photos from around the world. Rally driver, car #91 in ARA National L2WD. Life is too short to just sit around and wait.

A white Lexus IS250 powers through a turn. Massive dust clouds can be seen behind it.
Southern Ohio, USA
Jun 18, 2026

SOFR 2026: Day Three

I didn't expect this event to mess with my head, but crashing here last year - and destroying a car - apparently does that. A decent return to driving form and "alright" finish capped off day three though, so can't complain. On to Colorado.

Thanks to Mele Media for the photo, River City Rally for the car, and Crystina Coats for co-driving for the event! Sponsored by 425 Motorsports, Fuji Select and FoxCove IT.

A white Lexus IS250 with gold rims races through the night.
Chillicothe, Ohio, USA
Jun 18, 2026

SOFR 2026: Yoctangee, Second Pass

Gold rims look better than I thought they would.

Thanks to Mele Media for the photo, River City Rally for the car, and Crystina Coats for co-driving for the event! Sponsored by 425 Motorsports, Fuji Select and FoxCove IT.

A crowd taking photos of a white Lexus IS250 speeding over a bump in the road.
Chillicothe, Ohio, USA
Jun 18, 2026

SOFR 2026: Yoctangee, First Pass

First pass of the Yoctangee went well enough, minus a small detour in braking bias. Thanks to Mele Media for the photo, River City Rally for the car, and Crystina Coats for co-driving for the event! Sponsored by 425 Motorsports, Fuji Select and FoxCove IT.

A white Lexus IS250 powering around a stage road.
Stearns, Kentucky, USA
May 02, 2026

McCreary Gravel Rally 2026

Immediately after Olympus, we hauled back across the country to participate in another NASA Rally Sport event: McCreary Gravel Rally 2026. Some unique roads there - and honestly great for a new co-driver to use to practice on. We placed 1st in class and 4th overall; 3rd was possible if we hadn't been dealing with some note issues, but that's rally for you. Thanks to OTL_Automedia for the shot - and thanks to River City Rally for making a quick turnaround possible!

A white Lexus IS250 sits in a deep green forest, ready to start a stage.
Shelton, Washington, USA
May 02, 2026

Kickoff (?)

Love the color grading on this shot. Pretty sure we were getting ready to start a stage. Thanks to Kyle Newton for the amazing shot!

A white Lexus IS250 racing through the night. The lights in the photo shift under movement.
Shelton, Washington, USA
May 02, 2026
A white Lexus IS250 braking hard before sliding through a dirt turn. The front end is heavily compressed and a massive dust cloud can be seen behind it.
Shelton, Washington, USA
May 02, 2026

Spectator Zone

Pretty sure this is in a spectator zone, right before we haul up through a twisty section where fans can look down on us. Thanks to Nikki Rustin for the great shot!

A white Lexus IS250 navigates a hairpin turn in front of a crowd of spectators. Logos adorn the car and dirt is kicked up behind it. The spectators are lined by trees.
Shelton, Washington, USA
May 02, 2026

Hairpin (after yump)

Preeeetty sure this was somewhere in the middle of a 25 mile stage (Nahwatzel Meadows). Thanks to Nikki Rustin for the photo!

A white Lexus IS250 slides through a turn on a closed logging road. Massive dust can be seen in the wake of the car.
Shelton, Washington, USA
May 02, 2026

Okay-ish Corner

One of my favorite photos from Olympus 2026. Thanks to Kyle Newton for the shot!

A white Lexus IS250 booking it down a closed off logging road. A large dust cloud can be seen behind it.
Shelton, Washington, USA
May 02, 2026
A white Lexus IS250 rally car can be seen racing through a carved out logging road. Spectators and media line the edges; many are taking photos and some are cheering. Tall thin trees line the backdrop.
Shelton, Washington, USA
Apr 27, 2026

Dust Trails

Snaking our way around a spectator zone, and resisting the urge to show off a bit. Thanks to MeLe Media for the shot!

A photo of me with my crew chief, Josh Simer.
Shelton, Washington, USA
Apr 27, 2026

Good Racing Requires Good Crew

A podium result might only give trophies for the driver and co-driver, but it's not just our race: it's the crew's race as well, and it's important to recognize their contributions. 3 long days of racing would have been impossible without their efforts - and Josh here is the Crew Chief for our car. Despite my best efforts to cause problems, he always manages to get us out of service with a solid car ready to tackle stages again. A massive thank you to him - and to everyone over at River City Rally for their work throughout Olympus. Could not have done it without them!