VICTOR NOLAN

Team Owner and Pro Enduro Racer: Victor Nolan AKA “The Nolanador” Victor Nolan was born and raised in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland. At an early age, he could always be found at a local park riding skis with friends and family. As a teenager, he would often watch local races, wishing he could participate, while knowing it was financially impossible for him and his family. However, he knew his fate could change with hard work and self-determination. At the age of 17, he opened his first business where he bought, sold, and repaired home appliances. After three successful years of business, he then sold his shop and began establishing his present career, Nolan’s Home Improvement, LLC. He has since developed, expanded, and molded Nolan’s Home Improvement, LLC into a very successful business. Many people say that his drive for work is fueled by his passion and love for riding and racing. Because of his hard work and dedication, he was then able to save enough money to start racing at the age of 20. The following year he was able to compete in the IJSBA national tour for the entire season, allowing him to gain tremendous experience and perfect his skills. After a long wait, hard work, and a lot of racing, he was finally ready to make the jump up to the Pro class. He even caught the eye of Dean Charrier, one of the top tuners in the world, who agreed to work with him to push his ski to the limits, far beyond what he already knew, which allowed him to make his way to the podium. Victor then proved himself the following year, and several years after, by placing in the top 5 for multiple national titles world championships! Several years later, Victor made a huge decision to switch over to endurance racing and began competing in Pro Enduro of the P1 Aqua X Series with the fastest racers in the world. This decision involved endless hours of wrench time, fabrication, and tuning, but Vic found himself once again acquiring many awards and accomplishments within the sport that he loves so much. In 2018, Victor gained his greatest achievement by becoming a father to his son, Maximus Nolan. Once Maximus began showing interest in riding bikes, Victor decided to align his new hobby to his son, and they both began riding dirt bikes together. In 2023 after Max turned 5, they both made their racing debut in Mini Moto. Victor finished 6 th overall in Adult Limited and is looking forward to racing the entire season this year and making it to the top of the podium!

Our Rookie Racer: Maximus Nolan aka "Lil Nolanador" Being born into a race family definitely has its benefits! Ever since Max was born he has shown immense interest in riding, racing, wrenching, and all aspects of motorsports! He began riding a balance bike at the age of 2, and by 4 had already transitioned to a pedal bike without training wheels. He absolutely loves riding his quad and stacyc bike whether at home, on trails at the park, or riding with friends. Max got his first Yamaha PW50 dirt bike in 2022 and moved up to a Honda CRF 50 in the spring of 2023. He spent as much time as he could on his bike whether it was a track day, doing drills in empty parking lots, or even riding in his backyard. Finally, at the end of June, Max turned 5 and was eligible to race! He competed in the Youth Limited class and ended up in 9 th place overall for the season. Max is really looking forward to attending two training camps this spring to get some individualized coaching before the racing season kicks off. He has already shown so much love and dedication for this sport and is determined to make his way onto the podium this year!

Team Manager and Amateur Enduro 200 Racer: Jennifer Nolan AKA “Super Woman” In 2012, Jen made the decision to begin her racing career. This led Fourplay Racing back to the NEWA Region 8 Series, where she first gained experience racing a sport boat. She then moved up to the Women’s Runabout Stock class of the IJSBA National Tour and placed 2 nd overall for the year. She continued racing this class in 2013 and was once again ranked 2 nd in the country. Although she was enjoying racing this class, she was not enjoying finishing in second place. So, after a long winter of training and tuning, she decided that 2014 was going to be different, and decided to really challenge herself by stepping up and competing in two classes alongside the men. Her hard work and dedication persevered as she took the title and won 1 st place in Women’s Runabout Stock, and finished 3 rd overall for the year in Expert Runabout Stock. Then, in 2015, at the Pro Watercross World Championships, she earned second place in the Women’s Limited Runabout Class. 2016 was a very fresh and exciting year of racing for Jen, as the team transitioned into the P1 Aqua X Series. With very limited time on a brand new ski, Jen raced in the Amateur 200 class. She earned a 3 rd place overall finish in the Florida Series, and 1 st place overall finish in the Great Lakes Series. She then made history by becoming the very first woman to win the Amateur International 200 Championship, sweeping the competition by winning all 6 motos! Her winning streak continued into 2017, as she came into the season strong, dominating the 200 class. She was leading the points through the season until she learned that she was pregnant! She and her husband Vic were expecting their little one to arrive in June of 2018! So, Jen had to cut her season short, but fortunately, still had enough points to take home 3 rd place overall for the season! They welcomed Maximus into the world on June 27, 2018! At this time, Jen is enjoying her family, managing the team, and teaching Max all about racing from the sidelines. Jen’s competitive edge and drive to win, stems from her childhood where she rode and showed horses from the local to national circuit. At the height of her career, she qualified and competed in the Washington International Horse Show, winning the local day competition in the Adult Amateur Division. The following year, she once again qualified and competed in the High Adult Jumper Class, and finished eighth in the nation. Jennifer currently continues to ride and train horses at Persimmon Tree Farm. Jen also studied nursing at Howard Community College where she received her Associates Degree in 2007. From graduation through the spring of 2015 she worked as a critical care trauma nurse at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. She now works as a PACU nurse at the University of MD recovering patients after surgery. In January of 2017, Jen expanded her career goals, and became a licensed real estate agent. She now enjoys helping clients buy and sell homes, along with nursing, and spending time with her family!