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James Taylor of TARR Aero Joins NASA Northwest as TT Leader

  • NASA Northwest
  • Feb 26
  • 2 min read

NASA Northwest is pleased to highlight James Taylor of TARR Aero, a longtime competitor and contributor to the region’s motorsports community, as part of our growing partnership network supporting Time Trial competition.


James’ involvement with NASA Northwest dates back to 2012 during the region’s original run. From 2013 through 2016, he competed in multiple classes including Spec Z, ST4, ST2, and TT2, building a broad base of experience across different platforms and rule sets. From 2016 to 2020, he continued his racing career with the EDGE Motorworks MV team.

 



In endurance competition, James was part of the AIM / Jackson Racing team at the 25 Hours of Thunderhill from 2013 to 2015, earning second in class all three years, a consistent result in one of the most demanding amateur endurance races in North America.


Since 2021, he has competed in GTA Unlimited with his Datsun 260Z, continuing to develop both driver skill and vehicle performance at a high level. Over the years, he has driven with a variety of organizations and teams in numerous vehicles at tracks ranging from Buttonwillow Raceway Park to Ridge Motorsports Park.



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Today, James serves the community in several roles, as a Time Trial competitor, instructor, aerodynamic parts manufacturer through TARR Aero, and Head of NASA Northwest Time Trials. His experience across competition, technical development, and driver coaching provides valuable perspective as the region continues to rebuild and expand.


“Our goal is to help drivers improve their pace and become among the fastest in the West while maintaining a safe and structured environment,” said James Taylor of TARR Aero.






Through this partnership, NASA Northwest and TARR Aero aim to support continued growth in Time Trial participation by providing technical insight, driver development support, and a strong foundation for competitive but safe racing. NASA Northwest remains focused on delivering professionally run events, clear progression pathways from HPDE to Time Trial and racing, and a community built around performance, safety, and sportsmanship. Collaborations with experienced competitors and technical partners like TARR Aero play an important role in achieving that mission.



For 2026 partnership opportunities Contact: Jason Perry 480.338.4353




 
 
 

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