Mentor Line Up – MSRH 8/14 & 8/15

I starting riding sport bikes in 1992 as there were no real trackday opportunities other than racing. After starting with the CMRA in 1998 and doing tons of Trackday riding, I am excited with the opportunity to work with such a great organization like 3:16 Trackdays. I am an Army Veteran , CMRA expert and small business owner. See you at the track!

One of the nicest and most humble guys you will ever meet in the paddocks. I met Eddie 2-3 times in passing before I knew who he was. Humble and modest in person but fast and fierce on the track! Eddie has helped us at many events and we are thrilled to have him among us!

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I started racing with the CMRA in 2010 and currently still hold a race license with the organization. Since then I’ve had the opportunity to race with MotoAmerica at Circuit of the America’s and at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It’s always a pleasure to be able to help and to pass on knowledge assisting with techniques that build riding skills and the confidence needed to achieve the desired goal(s).

"Kasey probably has one" if you are at the races and in a bind, need something, that's usually what you hear. Kasey is a super helpful, encouraging, and knowledgeable expert racer within the community. He was always mentoring anyway ... so it seemed natural to bring him into the fold to help us develop the next generation of racers and mentors!

CMRA Racer, Harris Hill Club Member and Lead Instructor for How we Roll and Intro to Track at Harris Hill Raceway – “Hi everyone my name is Kier Garcia and I’ve been doing track days for about 5 plus years. Been teaching and Harris Hill Raceway for about 2 years and going. Just recently got my CMRA license to race. Love riding the track, racing and most of all teaching.”

Owner of Sport Bike Repair in San Antonio Texas. – Paul is quite possibly the most experienced “coach, instructor, mentor” in the entire line up. Paul has helped countless riders get to “level 3” aka advanced etc.

Paul is an amazing guy, I have been watching his racing career since he was a novice. He is always in the front group and keeps getting better and better! I am so excited he has decided to join us! Paul is articulate, technical, practical to the point and FAST!

When I was taking my CMRA Class Sean himself walked in and offered to Mentor any new racers if they wanted help with becoming a CMRA Racer. This never left my mind, I was very honored when Sean accepted the opportunity to help us!

Sean is an up and coming racer and a FAVORITE of many 3:16 Trackdays riders we are excited to have him coaching with us again! And … he’s fast!

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Berto, while new to mentoring, has been riding for eight years. Five of those being on the track. He took a two year hiatus but has now returned to share his knowledge with others. His mission is to help others accomplish and surpass their goals through encouragement, guidance, and determination.

Down to earth, fun, fast, and great photos! Damien has been helping riders at Harris Hill via the Texas Motorcycle Academy “how we roll” course. He not only will make you a better rider but he’s likely going to keep you smiling all day. Super fun guy!!

I started riding at age 13, my first bike was a Honda NSR50, I started racing TMGP and CMRA the following year at 14 on a Grom. I spent 2 years at Novice, riding an RS125, KTM390 and an R3 and then moved to expert. Throughout my CMRA and TMGP careers, I was class champion through multiple Novice and Expert classes. In 2017 I moved to MotoAmerica to participate in the KTM Cup. My best finish was 4th at Barber and finishing the season in 9th out of 32. I stayed with MotoA for one more year competing in the Liqui-Moly Junior Cup on a Graves R3, again my best finish was 4th at VIR. I finished the season 15th out of 42. I finished 33 out of 34 races I entered in MotoAmerica. 2019-2021 I took time off to graduate and find a career path and that has landed me at VonHertell/Road and Track and I’m ready to go racing!

Jason instructs at Harris Hill, Races in the CMRA and enjoys helping riders “find the lines” and become better riders

Marco is an active CMRA Racer where some of his achievements are the 300 Superstock Championship, F40 Champion and LWT Championship. He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a MBA in Business. Marco is a Mexican native and is bilingual in English and Spanish. He understands the Mexican culture and can help international riders with mentoring! Macro joined with 3:16 because he truly believes in the program after being a 3:16 rider himself.

“In racing as in Life, you don't get what you deserve, you get what you work for! 3:16 Trackdays is the best way to improve your riding skills.” - Macro

Marquis Davis, born in Okinawa, Japan, started riding at the age of nine on dirt bikes. In high school he started riding cruiser motorcycles which led him to start riding sportbikes by 1993. Marquis’ first track day was at the Hockenheimring in Germany and has been doing track days ever since. Now he has the opportunity to race on the FMD endurance race team with the help of Raceforthewounded.com. In addition, Marquis has been attending riding classes every few years to keep learning, improving, and being as safe as possible while coaching other riders when he can.

CMRA Expert, Harris Hill Raceway Instructor – Shawn has been instructing new riders at Harris Hill Raceway under the Texas Motorcycle Academy for years. The “How We Roll” format there was directly incorporated into our programs. Shawn has great experience helping new riders become comfortable and learn the fundamentals of track riding.

Tony came to us wanting to help, nothing more. It doesn’t hurt that he can ride well, has no ego, and just wants to help people have fun on the track. When you take in this much enthusiasm, and willingness to share you get something great from it. Happy to have Tony with us.

If you made it this far you probably know who I am by now. My wife and I put our faith in Jesus Christ and prayed before starting this organization. We pray for you all before each event. And we hope that this and all track days bring you joy and happiness. Thank You for being part of this journey with us. I started "trackdays" back in 2012 at Texas World Speedway in the RAIN! Why? I could have stayed in the paddocks like everyone but I wanted to learn to ride better period. I then attended every possible trackday I could, got a race license, and started to get faster. On January 17, 2016 I was in a practice accident that nearly killed me, I was unconscious in a hospital for 3 weeks and in a total of 5 weeks! At first I thought maybe I would never ride again, that lasted less than a day I think, I told myself I would just ride my Sport Tour bike and chill out on speed, that lasted about 3 days. I then asked "how bad is the bike?" before I could walk without a cane I was in a garage with my best friend taking the bike apart. I was terrified to get back on track but I knew it was what I loved to do and had a passion for. This also made me reflect and consider there has to be a smarter way to do this. I worked with several AMA, MotoAmerica, Expert Racers, Novice Racers, and Seasoned Coaches and we developed The America Superbike Camp "R.A.C.E.R" Methodology. It works and leads to more progress and less motorcycle repairs and orthopedic visits. It also leads to more progress because you can actually get faster mainly because you are crashing less and spending more time getting faster than recovering! After 5 long years of working my way back to a slow "race pace" I won the 2020 CMRA Formula 40 Novice Championship! Come and join me for a ride!