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The reason I got into boat racing was something of a mid-life crisis. When I was 40, I was diagnosed with testicular cancer and had surgery and under went chemotherapy. For the past few years I have enjoyed the friendship and competition of Stock Outboard, bringing a few new family members into the sport as well. I am not leaving Stock outboard, but expanding into running 45 next year as well. I ask for two things if you have the time.
#1 If you are on Facebook, please like nut-1 racing. I am trying to build a social media presence to take to supporters.
#2 If you can, please consider purchasing a shirt. All proceeds will be going to the Karmanos Cancer Center here in Detroit MI where I had my treatment.
#3 Feel free to cheer for the purple nut-1 boat next year! I look forward to expanding the racing team, but am also using this as a way to draw attention to testicular cancer so other's may avoid the experience with early detection.
#1 If you are on Facebook, please like nut-1 racing. I am trying to build a social media presence to take to supporters.
#2 If you can, please consider purchasing a shirt. All proceeds will be going to the Karmanos Cancer Center here in Detroit MI where I had my treatment.
#3 Feel free to cheer for the purple nut-1 boat next year! I look forward to expanding the racing team, but am also using this as a way to draw attention to testicular cancer so other's may avoid the experience with early detection.
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