Jett sat in a kart for the first time on July 21, 2025. He had never raced before.
In August 2026 he led most of the field at Quaker City to a P1 finish in the final round of the Apex Midwest championship — then closed out the season second overall, missing first by seventeen points in his rookie season.
Home base is Fort Myers. Everything else is a flight, a rental car and a track somewhere else.
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Most 15-year-olds have a weekend off. Jett has a flight to catch. He’s out the door after the last bell on Thursday and back in first period on Monday. A race weekend in between, honors and AP classes waiting on either side of it.
Out at the last bell, straight to the airport. Bags packed the night before.
Depart RSWSeat time and setup changes. Learning the track before race day.
At the trackQualifying and heats — setting up the grid for Sunday.
Race dayFinals run, kart loaded, and a night flight back to Fort Myers. Homework caught up somewhere between the gate and cruising altitude.
Flight to RSWBack to school. Honors, AP classes, and time with his friends.
Back in classOctober is the heavy month — four weekends out of five, and two championships decided.
Driven by passion.
Built to win.
Snap Ya Neck Racing Engines has powered the program through the whole rookie season — Briggs and KA100, every round, with trackside support. Priceless Realty backs the program from home in Fort Myers.
