Cedric Law II

Biography & Awards

Join me for a short-story about the impossible

Outcast -> National Champion -> Academic Prodigy -> Dreamer

Started Karting as an Outlet for ADHD

Began racing go-karts as a way to channel the focus and energy required to manage ADHD, turning a challenge into an opportunity for growth.

2008

National Karting Champion

Won my first national karting championship, setting the stage for a future in motorsports and overcoming early struggles with focus and discipline.

2009

Raced Internationally

Began competing on the international karting circuit, pushing my limits and gaining invaluable experience on a global scale.

2012

Tragic Loss #1

Lost my older brother in a devastating car accident. This hardship tested my resilience and shifted my perspective on life and racing.

2013

First International Victory

Won my first international karting competition, a significant milestone that marked my rise in the global motorsports community.

2016

National Champion Again

Became a national karting champion for the second time, competing against talented racers like Fraser McConnell, Thomas Issa, Collin Daley, and William Myers, who all went on to achieve great things in racing and beyond.

2018

Father’s stroke

Nearly lost my father to a stroke while racing. I prayed on my knees, and by God’s grace, he survived. This event deeply impacted my outlook on life and the power of faith and family.

2019

Georgia Tech & My Father’s Tears

Despite his physical struggles, my father accompanied me to Georgia Tech for orientation. After years of hardships, he broke down in tears, realizing that our journey from ADHD struggles to academic achievement had been nothing short of miraculous.

2020

Lost my Father

My father passed away from illness, but his legacy and the strength of my powerful family helped me keep pushing forward.

2023

Graduated from Georgia Tech

Graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, achieving my dream despite all the obstacles in my path, from ADHD to personal loss.

2024

Uncle john! Welcome to the world baby daniel

My sister had a beautiful baby boy, his eyes the same color as his mother’s the same as our fathers. In them the courage to fight for our future burns like the embers of dawn.

“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”
— Steve Jobs

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