The mark consists of the letters RDAS in a deconstructed font to depict a continuous meandering path extending between the stem of the deconstructed letter R to the terminal of the deconstructed letter S. Deconstructed letter R’s bowl is horizontally elongated so as to depict a hairpin turn. The letter R’s bowl partially encloses the letter’s counter, the bowl’s bottom segment not being contiguous with the letter R’s stem. The length of letter R’s stem is shorter than in a typical letter R. The letter D has a stem and a bowl, the bowl not being adjoined to the letter stem’s bottom end, thereby resulting in a bowl with a free end not connected to the letter D’s stem and partially enclosed counter. The free end of the deconstructed letter R’s leg and the bottom end of the letter D’s stem are connected by a horizontal line. The deconstructed letter A lacks a crossbar. The free end of the letter A’s left arm and the free end of the letter D’s bowl are connected by a horizontal segment. The deconstructed letter S’s spine is shaped to provide a horizontally elongated upper aperture and a horizontally elongated lower aperture separated by a horizontal middle segment. The spine’s upper segment is contiguous with a downwardly pointing serif terminating in a free end, the serif and the letter R’s stem having substantially the same length. The spine’s middle segment is parallel with the letter’s upper and lower segments. The shape of the deconstructed letter S is intended to depict a pair of hairpin turns. The free end of the letter A’s right arm is contiguous with letter S’s spine’s lower segment. The deconstructed letters are intended to be indicative of a racecar driver’s directional adjustments as he navigates the racetrack which is depicted as running from the free end of the deconstructed letter R’s stem to the free end of the deconstructed letter S’s serif.