The first global competition where the racetrack isn’t on land, sea, or air — it’s the Internet itself.

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I’ve always been hooked on two things.
The thrill of competition.
And the freedom of travel.

My first memories of betting were at family gatherings.
Cousins and uncles locked in card games.
Money slipping from hand to hand.
The room buzzing with excitement.
It wasn’t about money.
It was about the rush of winning.

Years later, I was in Trinidad on New Year’s Day.
We watched a horse race.
My sister bet on horse number seven.
Against all odds, it surged ahead.
The crowd went wild.
And again, it wasn’t about the cash.
It was about being part of something thrilling.

I explored casinos, online poker, games of chance.
One truth always stood out.
The house always wins.
So I asked myself: what if I became the house?
But with technology, not cards or dice.

That’s when the idea struck.
Race electromagnetic impulses around the globe.
Across AWS, GCP, Azure data centers.
A racetrack built on the Internet itself.
I built it.
I tested it.
And millions of races have already run worldwide.

Meanwhile, travel always called me too.
My father said education and travel are the best investments.
He was right.
The best trip of my life?
The one without money worries.
When I just enjoyed the journey.
That’s the feeling I want for winners here.

Of course, not everyone can win.
Some will lose.
But that’s part of the thrill.
And it’s what makes victory unforgettable.