Nozarashi Racing Team Support Shirts

About Wolf & The Nozarashi 86:

Driven by the memory of his fallen brother-in-arms, PVT Michael J. Deutsch -- who was KIA in a mechanized infantry patrol during Operation Iraqi Freedom on 31 JUL 2003 -- Ryan Wolf Beymer served together the young man during Infantry School, where Deutsch shared his passion for cars and racing, and Wolf would be inspired. Through many trials and through years of hard work, he would finally achieve his mission of acquiring his dream car, and now pursues a privateer racing career.

“The Nozarashi 86, a 2013 Toyota ZN6, is as a street-legal, show-ready, Street class Time Attack track car, built in tribute and memory of my fallen brother-in-arms. I took it upon myself to pursue the dreams that he no longer can have: to build a track car in his name, and race it. Professionally, the car’s mission is to compete in the Enthusiast/Street class of Global Time Attack and #GridLife, along with various HPDE+ track days, and the occasional car show.

“Personally, the car is a means to cope with service connected traumas from the military, a means to build camaraderie and friendship with those in the racing community. By purchasing this shirt, you are helping support my dream, and my team, move forward. For me to be competitive as a privateer, the support of the community and of fans like you is paramount to my success on the track, and in show.

“The truth is that I cannot do this alone. Since I was in the Army, I’ve had a saying: ‘If you don’t achieve something in life, you didn’t want it badly enough.’ My goal for 2019 is to show the tuning and racing industry just how badly I want this: for my boy who died in Iraq, for my friends, my supporters, my sponsors, and for myself.”