Hard to put into words how I'm feeling at the moment. Feel like I do everything possible to be the best version of myself and put myself in the best position I can. Unfortunately things happen outside your control and sometimes it's just not meant to be. Proud of what myself and the team accomplished these first few rounds, and really appreciate the people that continue to back me through all the highs and lows. Surgery Friday to repair my labrum then it's back to work for this summer.
Locked in.
When healthy, Hymas has shown impressive speed over the past year, notching wins in both indoor and outdoor settings. Fully recovered from ACL surgery last summer, the Idaho native heads to A1 ready to make 2026 his strongest season yet.
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2025-
It’s hard for me to reflect on what this year was like for me. Reached the highest I’ve felt in my racing career then 2 weeks later was at complete rock bottom. This year has been the most difficult year of not just racing but regular life as well. I spent many days during rehab pondering if this is really for me, questioning every decision I’ve made, spiraling down the rabbit hole of doubt and regret. I’ve never been a “why me?” kinda guy, but damn it’s hard not to think that way after these last few years. You have 2 options at that time. You either quit and give up, or you accept what happened and you move on to be a better person. For me, option 2 will always be my answer, no matter how hard it is.
Times like that make me realize how important it is to have a good group of people around you, and surrounding yourself with people that genuinely have your best interest in mind. This last year turned me into a better person and I’m thankful for it happening. I’m excited for a fresh start in 2026 and what’s in store for me. First off season I’ve had since I’ve been pro, so we’ll see what happens😂
