From the age of 5 Zach Bullis has spent most of his life behind the wheel of a go kart.  His racing career began at US 13 Kart Club in Delmar, Delaware where he began in the Pee-Wee Division.

 At the age of 8 he began competing in Junior 1. In his first year of competition he was able to capture 2 WKA Delaware Dirt Divisional Championships and the US 13 Kart Club Championship for the 2007 season.  At the same time competing in the Virginia Dirt Karters Association (VDKA) where he placed third and fifth at series end. 

In 2008, we began traveling to different tracks and competing in other series including VDKA, NC/VA, North/South Money Series, and other Money Series.  However in his radar was the AKRA National Championship.  His dream started to become a reality while at Southern Pitt Raceway in Ayden, NC where he competed in the Dyno Cams American Kart Racing Association (AKRA) Grand Nationals.  Zach piloted his Phantom Icon powered by P&P Speedshop to  both poles and went  on to win both National Events which compelled him to the National Championship.  Also finishing third and fifth in VDKA and second and third in NC/VA Series.

In 2009, Zach will continue to travel adding new series and tracks to his schedule. He will again piloting a Phantom ICON powered by P&P Speedshop.   All plans are not finalized at this point. Stand by and keep checking here for information where he will be.

2009 was a great year winning 2 Championships and either finishing or starting off with a Daytona win.  There were some trying times through the year, most prominent was dealing with 2 broken wrists.  This had a major impact on our schedule and points racing.  However after the accident Zach was able to win the first night out and closed out the Championship run at NC/VA the following weekend with a big win.

In 2010, Zach will raced with Team Ultramax and piloted a 2010 Excentrik powered by Tim Fishel Motorsports for the first time.  It was a big change going from the chassis we were to a all new design.  Ultramax and Tim Fishel made the change seamless.  When the final checkered flag flew we had over 50 wins and were crowned Double Champion in VDKA and NC/VA.  It was a great season.  Along the way we were able to get some big wins including the Firestone Fire Cracker 250 Champion.

For the 2011 season we will be moving to Blue Plate and piloting An Ultramax Excentrik powered by Tim Fishel.  However adding to the changes Zach will be piloting a Champ Buggy.  We are lookinh forward to an outstanding season competing in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania, New York and any other tracks that may come along.