Taylor Cuzick’s racing career began at the age of 15. It started when a close friend who raced dwarf cars on the local dirt track invited Taylor to assist him in his efforts. As Taylor was exposed to this new world, he quickly developed an interest. This exposure eventually enabled him to discover his own knack for racing. It was not long before Taylor acquired his own dwarf car and began competing. In his rookie season, he made a name for himself and even took 1^st place in a main event

The 2008 racing season marked a time of growth and progress for Taylor. At the young age of 16, he began to threaten the dominance of his older, more experienced opponents. His talent was immediately evident as he took home 1^st place on the first race of the season. In July of that year, he dominated the field at a two day racing event in Show Low, AZ - an impressive accomplishment for someone who was unfamiliar with the track. This trend of success followed Taylor wherever he went. In his first year of racing, he scored high in overall points and made his mark on the dwarf car circuit.   

The 2009 racing season brought new challenges for Taylor. His success motivated him to move on to a more competitive arena of racing, ASA Speed Trucks. He was welcomed into a world of higher horsepower, higher speed, and tougher competition. His natural ability was apparent on the asphalt as he became a fierce competitor in the ASA Speed Truck circuit. In 2009, Taylor also began to race stock cars. It was not long before he was noticed. One driver, threatened by his skill, intentionally attempted to run Taylor off the track! He was unaffected by this unethical stunt and went on to finish the race.

In 2010, Taylor and his team decided three weeks prior to the All Star Nascar Race in Irwindale, CA to make preparations to compete. Without a car and with little time, they scrambled to get the all the pieces in place. They enlisted the help of dedicated manufacturers and technicians from diverse areas of the country. The car was completed just two days before their departure to Irwindale. Initially, the new car, track, and atmosphere were a challenge for Taylor and the first practice runs were not encouraging. He continued to practice and gradually improved as he became more familiar with the car and track. With this improvement, he qualified 26^th out of 50^th for the big race. Taylor attacked the field with speed and intensity. Unfortunately, many of his advancements were taken away because of unrelated cautions on other portions of the track. Despite this setback, Taylor advanced as high as 11^th place and finished 14^th, passing eleven of his opponents.  

Taylor continued to compete in the ASA Speed Truck circuit in 2010. The first race of the season he qualified 1^st! Through an unlucky throw of the dice, however, he was forced to start in the 8^th position. Taylor knew the 1^st position was not out of reach and adamantly weaved his way through the field. After 75 laps, the 100 lap race was cut short. Taylor had passed six of his opponents, earning him 2^nd place.  

 Taylor and his team continue to pursue excellence in several arenas of racing. Keep your eye on Taylor Cuzick, greater success awaits him in the future.