Talented though often injured, the 2-time WX medalist is a big-race driver, as his 6 finals in 7 WX races proves (between SnoCross and HillCross). Though he missed WX '05 with an injury, T.J. had a superb season that included a Pro Stock points title and a career best 7 podiums. After several injury-riddled years, Gulla has now been mostly healthy for two straight seasons.
Talented though often injured, the 2-time WX medalist is a big-race driver, as his 6 finals in 7 WX races proves. Healthy for the whole season for the first time in years, T.J. had 4 Nat'l podiums in '03/'04 and top 6 points finishes in both classes, his most consistent campaign to date. The former Nat'l winner spent a few years bouncing from team to team but now has a 3-yr deal with Polaris.
Talented and injury-prone, Gulla claimed an upset gold in HillCross at WX '03. He grabbed the early lead in the final from Carl Kuster and never let go. His 02/03 season ended in Feb. due to a knee injury. A motocross accident that injured the other knee followed. Switched from Arctic Cat to Polaris for the '03/'04 season.
One of the best young talents on the WSA circuit, Gulla is a past WSA winner and took the bronze at WX 2000. After suffering through multiple injuries and differences of opinion with his former Warnert Racing Team, Gulla has switched to Arctic Cat for the 2001-02 season.