You never know whom you’re going to meet at Club Auto Sport. It might be a former football star, businessman and television celebrity like Herschel Walker. Or a Bay Area notable who was half of the famous play known to 49er fans as “The Catch”, former San Francisco 49ers receiver, Dwight Clark.

Or you might find yourself face to face with a promising young professional race car driver, Max Hyatt, who recently moved into Club Auto Sport, and now works with Borelli Motor Sports as an instructor in its driver development program.

Racing in His Genes

Max started racing in 2003, and joined the pro racing circuit in 2006. He already has a remarkable number of miles behind the wheel as a professional for someone so young.

In 2009, he finished second for PR1 Motorsports in the Pacific F2000 competition, with the most wins (five), eight podiums, ten top-5s, and three pole positions. EFormulaCarNews.com ranked Max as the Pacific F2000’s top driver. In 2009, Max also raced in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series GT, debuting a BMW M6 and qualifying 7th in his first GT race ever. Earlier this year, Max also got his first taste of the Rolex 24 at Daytona.

“I qualified 8th in front of Joey Hand and next to Patrick Long,” Max recalled. “I made a charge to the front in the rain, and managed to hold the lead for six laps — before turning the car over to one of my teammates. Wheel bearing woes took us out of the hunt for a win, but our team still finished the race 11th in GT and 20th overall.”

Looking ahead, there’s a lot more racing to come for Max, who turned 23 just a couple of months ago. He also expects to be busy working with drivers as part of Borelli Motor Sports’ driver development program. If you’re interested in talking to Max, e-mail him at max@maxhyattracing.com or visit his website at www.maxhyattracing.com.

Let Borelli Motor Sports store and care for your cars

Borelli Motor Sports provides highly secure, climate-controlled storage at Club Auto Sport in San Jose, as well as the ideal place to store your transport equipment, RV, or even a boat. And under the direction of Scott Riechers — with the help of trained professionals like Perry Richardson — there’s no place better for maintenance or repairs. Scott and his team truly understand the nature of high-performance machines and know how to keep them running right.

The Borelli Motor Sports Team

Max Hyatt, Ralph Borelli, Scott Riechers, Mike Cesario and Perry Richardson

Compare Borelli Motor Sports to any other storage option you may be considering. For secure museum-quality storage, first-rate services, and your keys to Club Auto Sport — Borelli Motor Sports takes the checkered flag. For more information, contact GM Mike Cesario. E-mail mike@clubautosport.net, or call (408) 770-1205.