It’s a good time of year to reflect and Vision Corsa has a lot it can build on in 2024.

Vision Corsa was in Minneapolis on Aug. 16 for a neighborhood event at Bryant Square Park. Music, ice cream, face painting, sports and, most importantly, RC car racing.

Our first official in-person event was a tremendous learning experience and delivered a driving experience to more than 60 kids.

Vision Corsa focuses on RC cars for their low cost of entry and their faithfulness to motorsport engineering concepts. Kids can and should be free to lead their own experience.

The most important thing to remember is that we all fall short sometimes. It doesn’t change who we are, so long as we do better next time.

Vision Corsa has officially been recognized as a tax-exempt nonprofit under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code.

Vision Corsa wants to take risks and will encourage risk-taking, so long as it’s in line with all our values.

It should be the goal of every organization to witness and uplift the humanity of those who are part of it.

We’re going to fail. That’s a promise.

I just finished watching the coverage of the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona about half an hour ago. A couple lessons stand out that reinforce Vision Corsa’s mission.

I imagine a kid getting home from school, grabbing their RC car off the charger and trying for a new fastest lap on the track they made in their backyard or going to a community space to meet some friends.

The values of Vision Corsa, summed up in three words and one hokey little phrase.

Vision Corsa and a future for motorsport - the why, the why, and the why.