“The car was better than I could have ever imagined, it was very quick and unbelievably capable. Most of my time at DirtFish was spent behind the wheel of a four-wheel-drive car so I felt right at home. Four-wheel-drive is my favorite platform when it comes to sensations and driving style, and the car was supported by an incredible crew at Argonaut Motor Club.
“I was able to enjoy a great finish with an incredibly talented co-driver in Glen Ray, and I was able to share a podium with Travis Pastrana, something I never thought I would be able to say.
“2026 is going to be an interesting year – being 24 years old I need to find a job that will allow me to take eight or nine weeks off out of the year, but I’m working on it,” Casen laughs.
“One thing I do know is the next race I do, I want to compete within the Rally3 chassis. I feel as if I was bitten by the bug, and the L4WD class as a whole is uber-competitive. Rally is a sport I cannot wait to compete in for the rest of my life, whether that be pushing for a National championship or entering one or two events a year, I hope to rally for a long time to come.”
Utilizing the world-class guidance and facility at DirtFish Rally School has helped Casen unlock his potential and pave a path towards a sustained career in the sport.
As he explains, it’s not just useful for beginners – he still goes back now to top up his skills.
