How I got started

I received my first dirtbike, an XR-80 as a graduation present and instantly I developed a love for the sport and wanted to race. We purchased a YZ-80 a few weeks later and raced that weekend, the rest is history.

Goals for the Future

Some Personal Information About Me:

I enjoy riding dirtbikes and practice often each week at home or at local tracks, and Michigan tracks such as Baja and Freelin. I have a professionally built ten acre motocross track in my backyard as well as an arenacross track. I have been able to improve my skills and results consistently by being dedicated and practicing for at least an hour every day of the week. My mother and sister both race in the Ladies class so our family is fully involved in the sport of motocross.

Describe your style...

I am small so i try to be a smooth and precise rider. I like to take calculated risks and ride with my head alot more than my right hand and focus on finding the best lines, and just flowing with the track. I am more of a technical rider because the tracks I have grown up with are more supercross than outdoor style tracks. Alot of people around the track have compared my riding style to Michael Byrne

Do you train? What does your schedule look like?

My traing program consists of biking and/or running five days per week, with weights rotating between two and three days per week. I also try to ride every day of the week. If you would like to see a detailed copy of my training program, please contact me.

Why do you compete?

I compete to win. I enjoy the spirit of competition and working to improve myself as a racer and as a person. It is an amazing feeling to win, and it is what drives me to train and practice during the week and to give 100% every time I ride.

2008
- competed in the Supercross Lites class at the Toronto Rogers Center round of the FIM World Supercross Championship80+ combined competitors
- Competed in the CMRC MX2 Monster Energy Pro Nationals at the Gopher Dunes & Walton rounds 
- constructed the GysbersMX Practice Facility, which ran 3 TVR events with 580+ combined competitors
- trained guests at monthly Ultimate Suzuki first time rider days
- became part time sales and accessories consultant with Ultimate Suzuki of London

2007
- ran a TVR event at my backyard practice track, attendance of 241 riders
- finished 2nd overall in the TVR championship series, Expert class
- attended college for Mechanical Engineering Design
- obtained my private and commercial pilots license

2006
- raced the CMX Ontario Provincial Series, finished 2nd in 125 Intermediate, and 3rd in Youth 16-24
- attended college for Mechanical Engineering Design

2005
- raced the CMRC Ontario Provincial Series
- raced the 34th annual Winter Olympics Nationals

2004
- Sidelined with surgery after a fractured wrist in spring race.

2003
- Placed 2nd overall in the CMRC London Motoplex Arenacross Series for the 125cc Junior class

2002
- Raced the Walton Transcan, winning the fina moto in the Beginner class