THE EDGE

Most drivers are lifers — karting from age five, shaped by repetition. John started differently. First race car in 2025. No legacy. No pipeline.

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But while others were racing, he was building.

Since the age of twelve — engines apart on a garage floor, suspension geometry, camber, braking systems, airflow. Five years spent learning not just how a car moves, but why.

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So when he stepped into a single-seater, he didn’t just chase lap time. He drove to the engineering of the car — able to discuss and understand camber changes, tire pressures, balance shifts, and airflow in practical terms.

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The late start wasn’t a deficit. It was a different foundation.