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Researcher of Human Performance • Masters Athlete • Automotive Historian: 

A lifetime exploring excellence across science, sport, engineering, and history.

This site serves as a curated archive of my work, research, athletic pursuits, and historical investigations spanning decades of professional, academic, and competitive experience.

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About:  I am an applied performance psychologist, former pharmaceutical executive, competitive Masters athlete, and historian of significant sports and racing automobiles. My work examines how human performance operates under pressure — whether in athletic competition, scientific environments, or technological innovation.

My career has focused on one central question:

What allows people and systems to perform at their highest level?

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Areas of Work & Study:

• Performance Science

• Research, lectures, and writings on stress, adaptation, performance enhancement, and psychology of elite achievement.

• Athletics

• Competitive Masters track & field athlete with decades of training, competition, and performance analysis.

• Automotive History

• Documentation and research on historically significant automobiles, design evolution, and engineering milestones.

• Writing & Commentary

• Articles, essays, and reflections on sport, science, competition, and technological culture.

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Selected Highlights

• Doctoral work in Applied Psychology

• International speaker on performance and sport science

• Long-time competitive international athlete

• Corporate leadership career in pharmaceuticals

• Published automotive historian and researcher

• Race car driver

• Car collector and Pebble Beach Trophy winner

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Purpose of This Site:  This is not a commercial site. It is a structured record of ideas, achievements, and investigations accumulated across a lifetime of inquiry and experience.  It exists to document, preserve, and share knowledge.

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Explore:  Visitors are invited to explore the archive by topic:

• Scholarship & Research

• Athletic Career

• Automotive Adventures 

• Writing Archive

• Personal History

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Guiding Principle:  Excellence is never accidental. It is studied, practiced, engineered, and refined.

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