I grew up the youngest of 4 boys so I got great hand me downs like a KDX 80 I swapped to a KX frame while still very young. Also I think by the time I was 14 I had logged more miles as a co-pilot to one of my Bro's than anyone I know. I started racing Hillclimbs while still in high school. Back in the late 90's you had to be 18 to race. There was no semi pro or juniors then just the pro class. It was put up of shut up. I had great success that year winning several races and a king title at Jackson as a rookie. I took two year off to serve an LDS mission and give something back to our Father in heaven for all the blessings in my life. I then started back again on the RMSHA series and had more success. I have always enjoyed the racing but more than that being out in the backcountry hitting sweet natural terrain and trying to get through some tough trees sections, really I have rode my whole life. My racing career has been dotted with great success but I think you have to remember snowmobiling is something you do not who you are. The people you meet and those that help you along the way can become great friends, I really value that. I always look forward to riding as much as possible in the general area I live but also enjoy going to other places and meeting more great people. My brothers and I along the way started Zbroz Racing which manufactures two products. Exit shocks and Ars Fx suspension components. I work everyday in the snowmobile and off road industry so I really love to ride. I also have an amazing family of my own now. My wife Lucie and three kids. Addie 7, Bodin 5, and Lola 19 months. They are amazing to me and without there love and support nothing seems worth doing. I enjoy teaching my kids to ride and we love to ride motorcycles and the mini sleds we have. Life is good!