My father turns on the TV. The 24 Hours of Le Mans. I’m eight. I don’t remember exactly what I saw. But I’ll never forget how I felt. That’s the moment.

We grow up surrounded by cars. My father runs a business dealing in exclusive Porsches in Heteren. Cars aren’t just a hobby for us—they’re the language we speak. When I stepped onto a go-kart track for the first time at age five, it felt like coming home.

The transition from karting to cars is bigger than you might think. Everything feels different: more weight, more grip, a different way of driving. We’re learning it step by step. Touring cars, then Formula 4.

Not every year goes the way you want it to. There are tough seasons, difficult choices, and moments when the path ahead isn’t so clear. But every time a door closed, another one opened somewhere else.

That's the common thread.

Something we hadn’t planned but that just happened naturally: the circle around us keeps growing. More sponsors are coming on board. Friends are joining us on trips to the racetracks. A big sponsor gala. And a WhatsApp group where more and more people are cheering us on during a race weekend.

What stands out: people are drawn in by the story, not just the logo. They want to be part of it. They want to share in the experience. And they want to be part of a unique network of like-minded entrepreneurs.

The move to LMP2, with Rossa Racing by Virage. The Oreca 07, powered by a Gibson V8. Bigger, faster, more demanding. But also: a team that has grown, a family that’s bigger than ever—
—and a goal that’s getting closer.

We now have about 35 partners and sponsors. Some came on board through word of mouth; others have been with us for years. Almost everyone says the same thing: they just want to be a part of it. Le Mans is the goal. And we’re going to be there together.