Enrique is ten, and the dream is Formula 1. Karting costs more than his family could ever simply hand over, so he started printing and selling his own 3D toys to help pay for it. That is where Built, Not Given began.
Honda Cadet 200. Hastings, England. Road to Formula 1.
Built, Not Given
The dream was Formula 1. The problem was money, because karting costs more than most families can carry and nobody wrote this one a cheque. So a ten-year-old went to work. Enrique prints and sells his own 3D toys, dragons and keychains, to help pay for the racing, with the Built, Not Given hoodies and tees coming next. What started on a school desk is a real business now, and every sale buys another lap towards Formula 1.
That is what Built, Not Given means. Nobody handed him the dream. He is building it, one lap and one sale at a time.
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