Injuries, such as a torn liver and fractured vertebrae, didn’t hold him back. “When will I be fit enough to ride again?” was the first question he asked the doctors. He then made the switch to Supermoto, winning every race in his first year.

With great determination, Jaimie competed in national and European Supermoto championships, representing the Netherlands three times in the Supermoto of Nations World Championship as the youngest participant ever. In 2014, he transitioned to road racing through the European Junior Cup, where he immediately finished in the top 10.

In 2016, Jaimie competed in his first Supersport 600 season, winning races and finishing 3rd in the Dutch Championship. This was followed by three years in the World Supersport 600 World Championship, which brought both successes and challenges, including multiple knee surgeries. In 2020, he underwent a major surgery to rotate both legs by 15 degrees to reduce the strain on his knees during racing. This marked a significant shift toward the British Supersport Championship with their own MPM ROUTZ racing team, where he had a strong rookie year, earning a podium finish.