PARTNERS

When I was initially introduced to OMP Racing gear in my first year of Toyota GR Cup, I was ecstatic to wear a proper racing suit and feel like a real pro. I was lucky enough to have access to a made to measure OMP One-S, and it instantly made me feel like the racecar drivers on tv that I’d always wanted to grow up to be!

But over time, I learnt that the OMP difference isn’t the suit, but the people and the customer service. The OMP team went out of their way to help me when I was limited on budget, including providing a new pair of racing boots as an out of the blue surprise after I melted the sole off of mine, and I can even say that members of the team have become lifelong friends!

For that reason, I’m incredibly proud to be an OMP athlete and wear OMP Racing gear.

4.3
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Return on Investment

With 4 locations across Florida, California, and Colorado, including trackside locations at Sebring and Sonoma, Wine Country Motor Sports has been a leader in the racing safety equipment industry for over 20 years.

After using WCMS to purchase my first ever suit and helmet for racing school, I was blown away by the lengths that the WCMS team went to to find me high-quality gear, save me money, and get the equipment to me on time. So when I had the opportunity to represent WCMS in 2023, I jumped at the chance!

Since then, WCMS generously provided me with the Bell RS7 Helmet that I used in my debut season as well as my step up to pro-racing, and I’ve been bringing them customers ever since.

 

 

3.69
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Return on Investment

The National Spine Health Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to improving spine care through education, research, and advocacy.

I was introduced to the NSHF through the surgeon who completed my Artificial Disc Replacement, and I’ve been privileged enough as an ambassador and Spinal Champion to speak to patients and share what I’ve learnt through my 12 year journey from injury to recovery.

Together we’re working to reach as many people suffering from spine injuries as possible, both to give them hope and to make sure that they’re as educated as possible on all possible options for their recovery – giving them the power to choose.