Marcos José Sáez

Sáez at age 17, just after winning a drug-case in Mexico

San Salvador, El Salvador

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**Marcos José Sáez** (born 15 September 2002) is an El Salvadorian racing driver currently competing for Weston Motorsport in the 2024 Formula A championship.

Sáez was born in El Salvador where he suffered under the oppressive military dictatorship (1946-2009). He fled towards America at the age of 5, but was intercepted and promptly recruited by the Mexican mafia Knights Templar.

During his time in the Knights, Sáez would prove himself a most capable driver and rose through the ranks. being the main driver of the big runs in the cartel and in control of a small crew of runnesr by the age of 15. He is/was wanted in Mexico and the US for smuggling drugs, homicide, vehicular manslaughter, possession of drunks and has several DUI's on his record.

When he turned 18 years old he was tired of running for the Knights, and decided to retire. This resulted in the 5th Mexican Internal-Drug War as most of the organised operations of the Knights were dependent on Sáez and his crew.

He moved briefly to Spain and then back to El Salvador where he decided that while no longer active in organised criminal activities, he wanted to keep driving. This started the process of getting into Formula Racing. As well as his big adventure as the CEO of SIMAN and the ABSTERGO Group. Two prestigious companies based in San Salvador.

## Early Life

Born in San Salvador to poor parents is the story of most El Salvadorian children from 1950-2010 due to the ruthless economic policies of the military dictatorship that abused the country.

However the Sáez family was not that poor, as it turns out his father was an active member of the foreign office and one of the few people with an actual salary. Not that it helped much, since the people near the money-printer didnt understand how economics work.

Young Sáez was a true fan of land-vehicles, bribing several officers to be allowed to drive a tank at age 4 and being given a small car at the cost of the family fortune when he was 3.

## The Great Escape (part 1)

After Sáez spent the rest of the family bank account when he was 5 years old. His father asked for a raise at work, for which he was promptly shot.

This led to Sáez mother taking the entire family constisting of Sáez, his mother, his grandmother, Marlo Cosé Sáez (brother), Nikki Sáez (sister), and Sáez 4 unborn siblings and fleeing towards America. A journey of 1340km.

On the way there were many challenges, human traffickers, border police, terrorists, cartels and the El Salvadorian military actively searching for the Sáez family.

After making it through most of central america and arriving in Mexico the family was stopped by what at first seemed like a normal individual. This later turned out to be a member of the Mexican cartel Knights Templar, who promptly held the family hostage demanding either all their belongings or the recruitment of one of the family members. Sáez being the middle-member of the family was chosen as the "sacrificial lamb" and was 'recruited' by the Knights.