Terry Hegar Terry is the team's owner, manager, racer, and Dad. He began racing competitively in 1959 and a competitor he is. Terry has won many IKF and WKA championships and is just as fast today as ever. He has built a business that helps him to justify the incredible number of hours that he has dedicated to the sport and that allows him to provide fellow competitors with quality, safe race equipment. In 1977 he won the Troy Ruttman award for building a dual carburetor, methanol burning 250cc motor, and the chassis it ran on, from scratch. A few years later Terry was honored by the racing community and the Strausser family with the Jim Clark Memorial award for all he has done for karting. In 1982 Terry won the Lou Borelli Award, road racing's highest award for mechanical excellence.
	Chris Hegar Chris has over 20 years of karting experience and numerous IKF National Championships to his credit. The bulk of his experience lies in road race, but Chris has also had success in sprint and dirt racing. In 1998 he won the prestigious Troy Ruttman award for his craftmanship of one of the fastest laydown 125cc gearboxes to ever hit the track. In 2001 Chris was awarded the Jim Clark Memorial award for recognition of his dedication to karting and to his fellow competitors.
	Ryan Hegar With a family committed to racing behind him, Ryan has had significant success during his 18 years of road racing. He has won numerous IKF Grand National Championships and raced throughout the country. In 2001 Ryan was recognized with the Jim Clark Memorial award for his dedication to karting and to his fellow competitors.
	Robert Hegar Rob is the most recent Hegar to find that he can quell his need for adrenaline through karting. Rob is in his seventh season, racing in the Stock 125 and Rotax Max classes, two of the largest road racing classes in IKF Region 6. In 2007 Rob won his second IKF Grand National Championship by taking the checkered flag in the Rotax Max Class, thus securing his expert status.