dhodgejr

A nickname earned at the track, where instinct meets algorithm. I am David Hodge Jr., a professional race car driver competing in IMSA GT4 and Lamborghini Super Trofeo, piloting Porsche GT4, Toyota Supra GT4, and Lamborghini Super Trofeo platforms across endurance and sprint formats at circuits from Laguna Seca to Sebring, with roots from motocross and karting that shaped discipline, feel, and racecraft.

An engineering background fuels Sector4, a proprietary telemetry and biometrics platform that integrates data from real cars, simulators, and wearables to surface actionable trends and turn them into lap time for drivers and teams. The same tooling drives live pit-wall awareness, real-time race-day calls, tighter strategy windows, and cleaner operations so crews move faster with fewer variables and more confidence under pressure.

As a coach and consultant, the focus is on repeatable habits and cause-and-effect clarity through telemetry overlays, video, and simulator sessions to compress the learning curve and improve weekend efficiency at the circuit and in the sim. Preparation extends beyond the car, blending running, rowing, and strength work with biometrics and sports science to sharpen mental acuity and build durable resilience for long stints and high-heat conditions.

Cheater Bronze started as a paddock nickname for consistently outrunning higher-ranked fields and became a standard for preparation, precision, and performance that makes speed look unfair through hard work and disciplined data. The target is clear, win in class at the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, and every lap, line, and decision points at that outcome.