Darrian started his career with Speedway Motors in 2017 working in Customer Experience, then brought his expertise to the Speedway Motors Museum of American Speed in 2021 as a Museum Restoration Technician. He restores, maintains and preserves cars in Speedway Motors' historical collection and those that come through for maintenance, with a specialty in wiring and electrical diagnosis, as well as engine blueprinting.

Darrian Wedding grew up helping his dad build a 1952 Buick Special, a 1964 Oldsmobile Cutlass, and a 1962 Ford F100—whatever his dad was working on at the time. Darrian followed his passion for cars to Southeast Community College, where he graduated with a degree in Automotive Technology.

Over the years Darrian has built several cars of his own, but he’s most proud of his 1962 Mercury Comet. He’s also rebuilt multiple engines, transmissions, manual and automatic, and has completed two rear-end rebuilds in his time as a mechanic.