This marks my first race from my new home base in Bradenton, Florida, and we're still living off that 12th‑place finish back in week two. This track happens to be Ricardo Bueno's favorite, and he shows exactly why by locking down the second spot on the grid. Adding to the occasion, my recovering mother is here for this one, watching from the sidelines.

I'm back for my last race from Tucson, Arizona. I explain everything that's happening and why I've been away. Thanks for keeping my channel alive.

A rough Week 3 resulted in a 32nd place finish. We're tightening the budget, resetting our approach, and aiming to climb into the Top 20 at Zolder. We've run this track before, so I took our previous setup as a baseline and pushed it further. Can we improve on our previous results?

A 12th-place finish in Week 2 gives us just enough breathing room to settle in. At this point, relegation doesn’t feel like a real threat — we look stable for the long haul. That said, a bit of a letdown this week wouldn’t be shocking, especially with a few questionable parts bolted onto the car. If those components can survive the full distance, though, we’re lining ourselves up for another solid result.

I felt great coming out of Race 1 - and then I saw rain on the forecast for today. That’s exactly the kind of curveball that can wreck any hope of a steady start to the season. There’s no reliable strategy when you’re forced to guess whether the weather will flip or stay soaked. So I gambled: loaded the car with fuel, braced for a full wet race, and rode the storm all the way through. The result? Easily the most surprising finish I’ve had since stepping into Amateur two seasons ago.