PROFILE
Travis S. Horn
Age: 15
Hometown: Upland, California (USA)
Race Number: 25
Nickname: Cornerspeed / T Horn
Birthday: December 7, 2007
Occupation: Student - 9th Grade
Honda 450, Yamaha R3, Ninja 400
Started Racing: September 2013
First Race Bike: CRF 50
First Race: 5 years old
Relatives in Racing:
Jeremy Horn (Dad) and Jenson Horn (Younger Brother)
Favorite Tracks:
• Road Racing - Misano, Italy
• Flat Track - Perris Raceway, Perris CA
• Speedway: Industry Racing, Industry, CA
Favorite Music: Rock
Favorite Movie: Lego Ninjago
Favorite Color: Yellow or Neon Pink
Favorite Food: Pizza
Favorite Thing: Getting Sideways
Hobbies: RC Cars, Scootering, Basketball, MTN Biking and Goon Riding
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 130 lbs
Shoes: 10
Size: Medium
Quick Facts
About
Welcome to my Official Web-Page! My name is Travis Sebastian Horn and I race motorcycles.
I started racing Speedway and Flat Track at the age of 5 and started road racing at age 7. I wanted to start riding a motorcycle after I saw my Dad win a super moto race at Apex Kart Track. I told my Dad I wanted to win a trophy too and he told me I had to start riding first. I told my mom I wanted to win a trophy that was taller than me one day. My mom and Dad both had Honda 50s. I cleaned the carburetor myself on one of them and my Dad took me to the soccer field to try and ride for the first time. I fell over a few times which scared me a little. I didn't ride for almost a year after that. My Dad took us to a speedway race at the Industry Hills Expo Center and I immediately wanted to start racing after I saw the peewees. For the next month, every weekend we went to my Grandma and Papa's house to ride in their back yard. I won, my first race at Southern California Flat Track Association in Perris, CA at 5 years old. That is also where I was nicknamed "Cornerspeed" by the former announcer, Jaime Blunt. I won my first SCFTA Series Championship the following year. I raced speedway in the peewees every Friday night at Pirate Speedway in San Bernardino, CA and raced every Wednesday night in the summer time at Industry. I learned that being handicapped meant that I was fast and needed to practice how to get through traffic. To improve, you need someone fast to chase.
When I'm not racing I love to learn from the adult riders. I also love riding my scooter, mountain biking, goon riding, and racing RC Cars.