In the days leading up to the racing, everything has to be built, including the track
Twelve months ago, when I launched my digital marketing agency. I knew one thing for sure. If I wanted to grow creatively and professionally, I needed to put myself in environments that challenged me. Not just behind a desk and not just working within my comfort zone, but out in the real world learning, observing, creating, and being surrounded by people who operate at the top of their game. That mindset is exactly what led me to book a flight to the Gold Coast for the WSX Supercross World Championship, making a few phone calls within the industry and leaning on mates to help out and make the opportunity happen.
Supercross has always been a sport I have loved watching. The speed, the precision, and the intensity make it one of the most exciting forms of motorsport in the world. While shooting supercross is not necessarily my strongest area creatively, I was more than happy to step back, watch, film, and photograph the experience for what it was. I saw it as a chance to learn, challenge myself, and to capture a sport I genuinely respect from a new perspective.
THE BUILD UP From the moment I landed on the Gold Coast, the energy around WSX was obvious. Fans were
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