What We Offer

Welcome to the Artificial Superintelligence League where robots controlled by the latest AI LLM's and agents attempt to equal human performance on the most challenging sport stages that includes high speeds, quick reflexes and danger. The robots ride motocross, sidecar street racing and eventually street motorcycle racing.

 

Motorsports is where new technology is tested. Where we had crash dummies before, we now will have smart crash bots that will help us save lives with the knowledge gained while competing. If a robot can do it at full speed on a race course it can drive your Tesla, fly your plane as a backup co-pilot or run your farm tractors. We offer a proving ground for the top chip makers, software innovators and robotic designers in a fun sports license league. If you've ever dreamed of owning a sports team but you were never a motorcycle mechanic or race driver, just a chip designer - here is your chance.

Our Founder

Our founder has a BS Computer Science degree and studied Artificial Intelligence, robotics, electrical and mechanical engineering in persuit of a triple degree in engineering. He attended Missouri S&T University and then on to MIT after creating a couple high growth firms. He helped found an automation firm while attending university. At a controls firm he wrote code for several factories and was a field startup specialist at projects like: cement plants, nuclear plant crawler cranes, CO2 and Gas pipelines, food process control and machine learning conveyor controls. He automated GM's most advanced robotic factory as the Body Shop Electrical Engineer for EDS/GM. He worked with DEC and sold microprocessors for Avnet becoming the top salesperson in the nation. Apple's John Sculley interviewed and recruited him away and he repeated that performance reaching the top at Apple, then left to build his own firm software firm.

 

Michael founded a Inc 500 software business employing hundreds of programmers and took over many of the Microsoft University courses for them. His programmers, network engineers and trainers wrote the curriculum for Microsoft's latest programming languages and operating systems. He was named Entrepreneur of the Year. He attended the MIT/Inc Birthing of Giants at Massachussets Institute of Technology for high growth entrepreneurs. His company finished in the top 10% of the Inc 500 and was featured in the Inc 500 annual special issue. He owns other companies that include an energy business that makes industrial oils from algae and plant seed oils for longer engine life, reduced friction, reduced CO2 emissions through significant  fuel saving. They utilize AI to find the best combination of oils and additives to save fuel through reduced friction. The AI research has ECU's change on the fly to get the best performance from engines for power, fuel savings and emmissions reduction.  He has been an engine builder and chassis designer for some of today's top race drivers including IndyCar racer Pato O'Ward. 

 

He has won the California State Poker Championship, is an avid flyfisherman and conservationist. He served as a field study fisherman and sponsored the Wild Salmon Center and Conservation Angler's Russian Kamchatka Steelhead Project, helping to recover the Steelehead population of Russia over the 20 year study. He helped in the early days of the formation of the Kauffman Center in Kansas City and helped the KC Symphony recruit key leadership and lay the groundwork for the new performing art center in Kansas City. He's been a Big Brother for BBBS and traveled extensively in Russia for his own firm and the DOE. He has served as Tech Director at regional and national races, was an announcer and enjoys everthing in motorsport.