Though I only started racing [go karts] in my late teens, I was hooked right away. As a consequence, I submerged myself in it eagerly, first as a driver, and later as an owner/driver of a mountain motor pro stock car. And when the time came to stop, the shift to organizing races and events as well as founding the museum came effortlessly, as my earlier exposure to the largest and most prestigious races and events, (such as half-a-dozen endurance racing at Le Mans and Daytona and the Goodwood Festival of Speed), all paved the way.

Through the years, the foundation has built a reputation for organizing top notch events and providing exceptional services. Besides carrying on with traditional races, we take pride in emulating world class events and programs but combine these with our local traditions. Whether original or hybrid, the result are acclaimed flagship events, such as Hillclimb Curacao, Harley-Davidson Braggin’ Rights, and publications, courses, and more specific consultancy services.

We are all about bringing people together, whether in modern or vintage combustible engine powered vehicles driven by the young or more experienced. In addition, we strive to continuously elevate motorsport while safeguarding our racing heritage for future generations to enjoy.

Finally, we ought to do our fair share in fighting global warming. We stand for compensating emissions released when preserving our racing heritage with increasingly switching to renewable energy and minimizing our carbon footprint.