We are racing in the British 24hrs at Teeside!

Hey everyone,
I’ve been itching to share some huge news with you all. It’s officially happening. I’m stepping up to the grid with my team, Formula None, for what is easily the biggest, wildest challenge of my racing career so far: The Teesside 24-Hour British Grand Prix.
If you aren't familiar with it, this isn't just a regular weekend race. It is widely known as one of the toughest 24-hour endurance races in Europe. It’s a complete beast. We are talking about 24 solid hours of continuous, wheel-to-wheel racing against some of the best drivers out there. Fighting through the midday heat, driving through the pitch-black British night, dealing with whatever crazy weather gets thrown at us, all while battling pure physical exhaustion.
Honestly, just thinking about it gives me goosebumps. But to get through something this intense, you can't just show up and hope for the best.
Behind the scenes, I have been pushing myself harder than ever before to make sure I'm ready:

Sweating it out: I’ve completely overhauled my training. It’s been months of heavy cardio and core work just to make sure my body can handle the brutal G-forces over multiple sleepless, back-to-back stints.
The mental game: Endurance racing is a mental battlefield. When it’s 3:00 AM, your body is screaming for sleep, and you’re flying into a corner, your focus has to be flawless. I've been burying myself in data and track mapping so it all feels like second nature.
Getting dialed in with the crew: I’ve finally met the whole squad at Formula None, and we’ve already been out to Teesside getting some solid practice laps in together. The chemistry is awesome, and getting that real-world seat time on the actual track has been a massive confidence booster. We haven't even started drilling our pit stops yet, but the foundation is exactly where it needs to be.

Every single early morning workout, every bit of sweat, and every lap spent learning the crew has led to this. I genuinely feel like I’m in the best physical and mental shape of my life, and I am ready to leave absolutely everything out on that track.
When the night gets cold and the fatigue starts creeping in, knowing I have you guys in my corner is what’s going to keep my right foot planted. We are going to war against the clock, and we’re going there to make an impact.
If you want to catch the action and watch us fight through the day and night, the entire event will be live-streamed on YouTube! I'll share the link closer to race day so you can follow along.
A massive thank you to all my fans for the endless support and messages, and a huge shoutout to my sponsors—I couldn’t do any of this without your backing. Let's go do this!

Sweating it out: I’ve completely overhauled my training. It’s been months of heavy cardio and core work just to make sure my body can handle the brutal G-forces over multiple sleepless, back-to-back stints.
The mental game: Endurance racing is a mental battlefield. When it’s 3:00 AM, your body is screaming for sleep, and you’re flying into a corner, your focus has to be flawless. I've been burying myself in data and track mapping so it all feels like second nature.
Getting dialed in with the crew: I’ve finally met the whole squad at Formula None, and we’ve already been out to Teesside getting some solid practice laps in together. The chemistry is awesome, and getting that real-world seat time on the actual track has been a massive confidence booster. We haven't even started drilling our pit stops yet, but the foundation is exactly where it needs to be.