My rotary story

I’m a year into my rotary journey, and it’s been nothing short of a grind fueled by passion, risk, and relentless learning. What started as a simple interest quickly turned into a lifestyle—buying and selling cars, flipping opportunities, and reinvesting everything I can to move one step closer to my ultimate goal.

Rotary engines aren’t just machines to me—they represent a different mindset. They’re misunderstood, high-maintenance, and demand commitment, and in a lot of ways, that reflects my own path. I’ve taken on the challenge headfirst, building experience through trial and error, learning as I go, and never backing down from the process.

Now, I’m stepping deeper into the scene as an SCCA road course racer, entering my second year driving some of Florida’s most iconic tracks—Homestead, Daytona, and Sebring. Each track has pushed me to grow, sharpen my skills, and respect the discipline that real racing demands.

Along the way, I’ve built up my own collection, owning two rotary-powered cars, including first-generation RX-7s—machines that represent the roots of what I’m chasing. Every car I touch, every deal I make, and every lap I run is part of a bigger vision.

This journey isn’t polished. It’s not easy. But it’s real.

I’m building something from the ground up—one car, one race, and one lesson at a time.