Mikayla is 16 years old.  She first learned how to ride a dirt bike when she was 6 years old.  She started racing mini-motards at 7 years old and has raced with the following organizations: Sandy Hook Mini Moto, New Jersey MiniGP and the Herrin Compound (founded by Josh Herrin, the 2013 MotoAmerica Superbike Champion & 2016 Super Stock Champion).  In 2014, she attended a 3-day MiniGP camp to hone her riding skills.  She has promoted motorcycle riding, racing and safety throughout her community by attending annual motorcycle safety days at Joint Base Andrews performing advanced skills and riding demonstrations.  In 2016, she was presented with an opportunity to develop her riding skills on bigger displacement machines with Evolve GT Track Days in a professional, fun, well-organized and safe atmosphere.  She gained her motorcycle racing license, at 13 years old, and also started racing in 2017 with MotoGladiator Racing, a motorsports event promoter, offering various racing events to both amateurs and professionals.  She is a member of MotoGirlGT, who caters to getting women riders to the track and making them comfortable by helping them fit into the scheme of things at the track in a fun and learning environment.  In 2018, she raced in Superbike, Superstock and Supersport 250, finishing 2nd place overall in all classes.  She plans on competing with MotoGladiator Racing and Champion Cup Series (CCS) for the 2019 season.

Will Jr. is 17 years old.  He first learned how to ride a dirt bike when he was 7 years old.  He started racing mini-motards at 8 years old and has raced with the following organizations: Sandy Hook Mini Moto, New Jersey MiniGP and the Herrin Compound (founded by Josh Herrin, the 2013 MotoAmerica Superbike Champion & 2016 Super Stock Champion).  In 2014, he attended a 3-day MiniGP camp to hone his riding skills.  He has promoted motorcycle riding, racing and safety throughout his community by attending annual motorcycle safety days at Joint Base Andrews performing advanced skills and riding demonstrations.  In 2016, he was presented with an opportunity to develop his riding skills on bigger displacement machines with Evolve GT Track Days in a professional, fun, well-organized and safe atmosphere.  He gained his motorcycle racing license, at 14 years old, and also started racing in 2017 with MotoGladiator Racing, a motorsports event promoter, offering various racing events to both amateurs and professionals.  In 2018, he raced in Superbike and Superstock, finishing 1st place overall in all classes.  He plans on competing with MotoGladiator Racing and Champion Cup Series (CCS) for the 2019 season.