Bradley is 15. He has been successful in numerous race cars over the past few years: ASCS 360 winged Sprint Car, USAC midget & Powri midget
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Receive Text UpdatesBradley lives for racing. He is a 4th generation driver so racing runs thick in his veins. He started racing at the age of 7 in an outlaw kart quickly moving up the ranks to a winged 360 sprint car. At 13 he earned an ASCS regional championship. Now at 15 he is racing with the USAC midgets. Most recently he raced the dirt track at Indianapolis motor speedway. Bradley has big aspirations as he wants to ultimately race NASCAR.
Bradley’s inspiration comes from so many. His grandpas, Tanner Holmes was Bradley’s first hero because of his social media and the way he talked with his fans. Rico Abreu and Christopher Bell are 2 drivers Bradley admires both off and on the track.
Bradley has a talent that shines every time he steps into a race car. But what makes Bradley so unique in comparison to other athletes is how he has learned to take defeat with such grace and integrity. Bradley has the greatest desire to win but has learned that wins are often scares and defeat more often than not over powers victory in this rigorous sport, so what makes us so very proud of Bradley is how he handles himself when things don’t go his way and in this sport that’s often.
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