5 Things I learned On becoming a Father while racing cars 

Congrats on everything!! Glad to see you posting and sharing not just cars but your viewpoints for those you aren't in your shoes. Really puts different things into perspective and is very genuine and entertaining. - Old PUBG teammate

Hey Elias, glad you're enjoying being a dad and your move to Florida worked out! Peace man 👍💪✌

Just got a chance to look at the full video. That's awesome dude. Congrats on your baby girl! That's a valuable insight on how one can go about with their dreams when they have a child. If I ever have kids one day, I will definitely keep that in mind. Thank you, God bless! 🙏🏻

Ayyyyy my goodness dude! I thought about you and your channel not too long ago... Im happy to see you're still around man! 😁

Wow.. Thats an insane insight.. "You want your kids to love and respect you and they wont do that unless you love and respect yourself that means not giving up on the things you love to do. 🔥

Glad your back!

Welcome back brother!

Welcome back. Congratulations on everything coming along. I agree with you on the points of to never give up on your passions and goals. I will say that of i had a kid right now i would have not been able to do all the racing i have done. When i made 20k most all that went to racing when i made 90k most all that goes to racing. If you are truly giving your all to something such as racing then you have nothing left. But I will say its a difference from being a race car driver and a car enthusiast. Car shows and meetups and things of that nature just require time and are low cost of entry. Also your wife is amazing. Most people divorce within 5 years and if kids are involved then it can take more time from passions n goals. So have kids but know things will change and have everything in order 1st is my message. Too many people have em but dont love em. For now im just a uncle that does race car stuff so im the coolest ever lol. Glad to see the honda love. Sorry for the rant. Also you wanna run daytona in 2024 endurance race?

As a father of 3, I have a new appreciation and vigilance for safety on track. It's much more than me not getting hurt, I now am putting someone's father and (husband!) at some level of risk. Yes, there is risk with everything and anything. But not cutting ANY corners with tracking your car is my primary focus. That meant AP Racing Radicals with Ferodo 2500 and DOT 4 fluid for my C6 Grand Sport, adding a bucket seat, 5 point harness, HANS device, sticky Toyo R888R tires. I've spun off track before, it's hella scary. Spinning on track is what made me choose a C6 Grand Sport over the Z06. Dropping a valve in the LS7 and spraying oil on my tires on track is a great way to eat from a straw for the rest of your life, or worse. These perspectives might sound crazy like "why is he even tracking?". Why you ask? Because life is short and you never what curveballs will come, so we still have fun, but we do it in the safest way possible. And with the C6 that means addressing the brakes and then cooling with reliability.

Thanks for the wisdom... I've put on 38k (KM) on my 2023 Elantra N and it's become my most fun car ever owned. However, still have to get it out to the track to realize it... You're lucky that you still have the one car that'll be your lifetime keeper (S2000), perhaps you can pass it down to the kid.

Welcome back man would you still have ur sport hatch if you would have never got into racing even with a kid would u still only have sport hatch and s2000

Your lucky! It works when you have a partner that could manage the house and plus making a lot of $$ helps keep the house whole stress level down.

Great video, glad to see you back. Plans for multiple kids? Does your wife also get to pursue a passion of hers? I love the attitude and hope I can put some of your advice better into practice.

The track looks exactly like the datona track on gt7 😅

Welcome Back !