I spent two decades running a motorcycle business with a dozen mechanics, problem solving, commissioning customs & managing builds from the sidelines. I always stood on the outside of the hands-on work.
That changed the day I bought a rough, neglected 1971 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV in 2015.
Sourcing original parts, wrenching in my own space, failing, learning, trying again—it was humbling, chaotic, frustrating, and shockingly therapeutic. Then came the barn-find 1967 Alfa Romeo Scalino and the full #RescueMod restoration.
When I sold the business in 2021, a friend suggested I finish the unfinished machines myself. So I did.
I learned more about myself than I ever expected—discipline, humility, resilience, and the quiet satisfaction of creating something with my own hands. Today, I’m proudly AUTODIDACT: Self-taught. Self-driven. Self-propelled.
ONETRACKMIND, Body & Soul
The re-imagined OneTrackMind is built on a simple belief: Machines aren’t just mechanical—they’re emotional. They heal, connect, teach, and take us places we didn’t know we needed to go.
My mission is now focused on achieving a lifetime obsession: going from SIM gaming to actual track competition in the home-built racecar.
This blog document the breakthroughs, the chaos, and the scars— to inspire you to stop watching, pick up a tool, start a project, and chase the feeling you’ve been ignoring.
BUILD. RACE. REPEAT.