Multi-talented
& multi-
dimensional

Racing since age six. Nine years of competitive karting at regional, national, and international levels, then Spec Miata, the Teen Mazda Challenge, and now, as an FIA Silver rated GT4 driver, with LAP Motorsports in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge. In his GT4 debut, Casey gained three positions on the opening lap and nine in total before handing the car to his co-driver — and the pair finished as the top Ford Mustang of the three entered, on both days. Behind that is year-round physical training. Endurance stints are long, hot, and hard on the body, and the drivers who are as quick at the end of a stint as they were at the start are the ones who put the work in away from the track. Casey treats the gym as part of the job, not an extra.

Drivers who can drive are common. Drivers who can teach are not. Casey coached for Clayton Williams Racing at Laguna Seca, managing seven drivers across six cars — the kind of role teams hand to someone who can read a data trace and explain it to a nervous amateur in the same breath. He has also volunteered with the PCA Juniors program for several years, working with younger enthusiasts at Porsche Club events. For a partner, that means credibility with the club and HPDE audience, not just the grandstand.

Brand Ambassador for Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area. This is where a sponsorship stops being an ad buy and starts being a story worth a press release — your brand alongside a driver who shows up for the community when there's no camera on him. The same holds at the track: he works the autograph sessions and talks to whoever comes to the table. Sponsors get the version of a driver who is easy to put in front of people.

A registered model with Models Inc. of Dublin, California, with commercial credits already shot. He is comfortable in front of a lens and takes direction — which means co-branded content doesn't need a separate talent budget or a second shoot day. Your campaign gets a driver who can actually deliver a line.

An accomplished saxophonist. It sounds like a footnote until you watch him work: the same discipline that makes a musician practice a phrase until it's clean is the one that makes a driver run the same corner until it's a tenth quicker. It's also the detail that makes him a person rather than a helmet — and people are what audiences remember. He plays lead alto with the Liberty High School jazz band, and has been invited to perform live in Los Angeles at Glam Slam, the tribute to Prince.