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This past month pushed me to the absolute limit, delivering my strongest finish to date, a deeply personal return to my Panamanian roots, and my first crash of the season. Join me as I break down the scrappy battles of Magny Cours and Cremona, and why a trip into the gravel only leaves me more fired up for the finale at Jerez.

The work doesn’t stop. Between logging endless miles on the bicycle and maximizing every hour on the motorcycle, this mid-season break has been all about staying race-fit, passing on knowledge to the next generation, and soaking in time with family before the next European stint. It’s been a whirlwind of a few weeks, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

From throwing down dirt laps with Sean Dylan Kelly in the States to making American racing history with a top-ten finish at Aragon, this grueling six-week European stint pushed our team to the absolute limit. Join me as we break down the battles, the breakthroughs, and the relentless preparation required to conquer the World Championship circuit.

From High School Honors to the Cathedral of Speed: My Journey to Assen & Beyond After two long months away for Round 1 of the WorldSBK championship, there was no better feeling than touching down at home. The downtime with family was exactly what I needed to recharge, but I also had a massive milestone to take care of off the track: finishing my senior year of high school. I took my final exam at a local high school right before we headed to the third round of the South Florida MiniGP sprint series. I’m incredibly proud to share that...

From an 800km training grind to a heartbreaking mechanical failure on the grid, my World Championship debut in Portimao was an absolute rollercoaster. Dive into the full recap to see how I fought my way from P28 to P16 and proved to myself that I belong on this stage.