Mike actively participates in his own vintage MGB and fills in as crew chief, team manager, spokesman, or transport driver wherever the need arises.

Mike started in grassroots Saskatchewan autosport in the 70’s, autoslalom, autocross, hillclimbs, ice races & rallies – lots of trophies and a variety of cars (All gone). In his prime, Mike vigorously campaigned the prairies in Formula 1600 up until 1991, and was at the first ever race at Calgary Race City Motorsport Park in 1986 and won the 1987 Prairie Region Formula 1600 Championship. Experience turned Mike to crew for a Regina based Formula Ford 1600 team in 1991 and 1992, where he assembled two new RAY Formula Fords for Greg Moore. Mike also taught Saskatchewan young drivers advanced driving techniques with the Labatt Road Scholarship and was tutored by a Canadian driving expert, Gary Magwood.

The highlight of Mike’s long career has just recently occurred with the completion and race campaign in the Vintage grids with a truly historically significant race car that was meticulously restored to the original condition. The ex-Al Pease MGB is well known across the country by the motor sport community. The car was reunited with racing icon, Al Pease, for another race lap after 40 years at the 40th Anniversary of Formula 1 racing in Canada, at Mosport, Ontario. Mike managed a very respectable 5th in class at this huge event in the MG feature race.

Memberships include;
Regina Sports Car Club Mike maintains his membership with the club he cut his teeth with and the group still tours and travels to major events around the country

Mike also has the archives of the Sports Car Club of Saskatchewan the first Road Racing club in the province and shares the history about Sports Car and road racing in Saskatchewan with whoever has a need.

Mike is a founding member of the Canadian Motorsport History Group, a very helpful friendly membership of historians dedicated to the preservation and documentation of all things related to motor sport. Collaboration on a few racing books has already occurred, with more in the offing.

Queen City Motorsport Association – younger club that relied on Mike’s past affiliations and organizational skill to guide them into the sanctioning of safe grassroots events.

Vintage Auto Racing Club of Canada – VARAC is a National organization sanctioning vintage racing primarily in Ontario.

Mike has also been fortunate to be on the selection Committee for the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame for the past three years.

- Born and resides in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
- Partner in Pattison MGM Architectural Services Ltd.
- Married to Kathy

Driver Sponsors: Pattison MGM Architects, Tendercut Meats, Regina Wheel Works

Mike races his 1962 MGB in Vintage events across Canada. His car is an historically significant Canadian car in that it was owned and built by Canadian racer Al Pease in the early 60's. Al used this exact car to win the 1964 Canadian Drivers Championship.