In his early years, Marcos became a mechanic by working on cars with his grandfather Luis. He built his first race car began his racing career in the early 2000’s. He resides in the Gila River Indian Community and hopes to inspire other Native Americans to participate in motorsports.

Luis has inspired his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren to pursue their passion for racing. He was a neighborhood mechanic for most of his life and bus driver for the Sacaton Elementary School for over 20 years. He once took a retired bus engine and repurposed it in his drag car.

Duncan developed his passion for art and motorsports during his evening visits with Luis. The two would sit next to a fire and draw racecars together. He later turned that passion into a career as a marketing and graphic design professional.

Our pit crew consists of family members and friends from the Gila River Indian Community. Their support and desire to learn keeps us motivated to compete and teach the next generation of Native American racers. Thank you to Frankie, Marcos Jr., Eric, and Andy.