Meet Colin Calhoun

For Colin Calhoun, racing didn’t start with a green flag — it started in the garage, side by side with his dad. From a young age, Colin was captivated by the sound of engines, the smell of fuel, and the excitement of watching something come to life under their hands. Those long days spent learning, building, and fixing together didn’t just teach him about cars — they taught him about patience, dedication, and the love that fuels every true racer.

As he grew, Colin began accompanying his dad to race days. That’s where his eyes first caught the karting track — a small course buzzing with energy and competition. What began as curiosity quickly became passion. Colin soon found himself immersed in that world, surrounded by people who would become some of his closest friends and mentors, and with each lap, he discovered that racing wasn’t just something he loved watching — it was something he was born to do.

Colin began his career in Cadet LO206, and his determination showed from the very beginning. In just his third race, he achieved his first win, proving that his passion came with real talent. From there, podiums followed, and every competition became an opportunity to learn, grow, and refine his craft. His move into Junior LO206 brought new challenges, but also greater success, as Colin continued to build consistency, skill, and confidence behind the wheel.

Now, he’s taking his next step — entering the Rotax class, where the competition is tougher, the speeds are higher, and the opportunities to evolve as a driver are endless. For Colin, this is more than just a new category — it’s another step in his journey toward becoming the best version of himself, both on and off the track. His mindset is clear: keep improving, stay humble, and never stop pushing forward.

At Stile Corsa, we’re proud to have Colin Calhoun as part of our Driver Ambassador Team. He represents the heart of what this brand stands for — passion rooted in family, growth through perseverance, and the courage to chase your dreams one lap at a time. Colin’s story reminds us that racing isn’t just about speed — it’s about the people, the progress, and the purpose that drives you every single day.