Brad Peck - Founder

The state of Wisconsin has some of the most storied and exciting short tracks in the United States and Brad Peck grew up attending many of them. At age 9, Angell Park was his first speedway experience. Over the next several years, he watched asphalt warriors battle at Madison International, Slinger Speedway and WIR. He became addicted to the smell of racing fuel and the sound of wide open throttles. As a young adult, Brad worked on the scoring team at Dodge County Speedway in Beaver Dam. There, he fell in love with dirt racing.

Brad has worked professionally as a designer for over 20 years. This career has helped shape his passion for telling stories through still and motion photography. In 2013, he began photographing the Wisconsin short track racing scene. His focus was on the men and women, young and old that make grassroots racing what it is. A community of passionate, dedicated and hard working people with an unwavering love for speed and automobiles. Brad’s passion is to tell their stories, to be an advocate for the sport he loves and the people that make it what it is. He founded Gasroots Project in 2017 with the mission of strengthening and growing grassroots racing through compelling photography and films.

Christine PECK - Advisor

Magnetic energy and spontaneous joy are just two ways to describe Christine Peck. Her passion for helping people and animals is a strong force behind Gasroots Project. She acts as advisor to the project and has been involved in several productions and fan-based activities. Christine started her career as a graphic designer and after several years, began capturing photographs. Her work now consist of capturing beauty and boudoir imagery with the goal of empowering women to embrace their outer beauty while strengthening their esteem.