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Ross Kenseth

American stock car racing driver

Ross Kenseth (born May 25, ) is an American stock car racing driver who currently competes part-time in the Blizzard Series. He is the son of NASCARWinston Cup Series champion Matt Kenseth. He has competed part-time in the NASCARXfinity Series and Camping World Truck Series, ARCA Midwest Tour, CRA Super Series and ARCA Racing Series.

Early life

Born in Appleton, Wisconsin, Kenseth attended college at Clemson University. He is the first child and only son of Matt Kenseth. He has four younger half-sisters from his father’s marriage.[1]

In late , Kenseth announced his engagement to Amber Odom.[2] After moving on from racing, Kenseth became an accountant, moved to Miramar Beach, Florida with Odom, and had a daughter and a son with her.[3]

Racing career

Kenseth raced primarily in his native Wisconsin and elsewhere in the Midwest early in his career.

He began by racing for one season in a legends car before moved up into late models at Columbus Speedway as a year-old.[4] He won the Big 8 Late Model Series championship by leading the entire final race at LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway's Oktoberfest 48 race.[5][6] The series tours Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

It was his fifth race win that season and seventh overall in the series.[6] Kenseth qualified the second fastest for the Snowball Derby in December [7] In , Kenseth finished first in the Red, White and Blue State Championship at Wisconsin International Raceway.[8] In , Kenseth won the Winchester at Winchester Speedway and the All American at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.[9]

Before the start of the racing season, Kyle Busch offered Kenseth a ride in the NASCARCamping World Truck Series for that year, but no deal was reached.[9] Kenseth made his debut in the ARCA Racing Series in August ,[10] driving at Madison International Speedway in a car owned by Ken Schrader.[11] Kenseth won the pole for the event,[12] and finished sixth in the race.[13]

Kenseth competed in the CRA Super Series in , driving for Boyne Machine Racing; he took the year off from his studies at Clemson and moved to Michigan to be closer to the team.[14] In September Kenseth announced that he would make his superspeedway debut in the ARCA season finale at Kansas Speedway in October.[15]

On April 17, , Joe Gibbs Racing announced that Kenseth would make his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut at Chicagoland Speedway on June [16] Rain forced the race to be postponed by one day; Kenseth qualified second-fastest, led the opening lap, and finished in sixth place in his first NASCAR-sanctioned event.[17] On October 20, Kenseth joined Hattori Racing Enterprises for his Camping World Truck Series debut at Martinsville Speedway, where he finished 17th.[18]

Kenseth got back behind the wheel in , driving a Blizzard Series race at Five Flags Speedway.[19]

Personal life

Kenseth ended his racing career in and became an accountant for a real estate firm in Miramar Beach, Florida.[20]

Motorsports career results

NASCAR

(key) (Bold&#;– Pole position awarded by qualifying time.

Italics&#;– Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. *&#;– Most laps led.)

Xfinity Series

Camping World Truck Series

* Season still in progress
1 Ineligible for series points

ARCA Racing Series

(key) (Bold&#;– Pole position awarded by qualifying time.

Italics&#;– Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. *&#;– Most laps led.)

References

  1. ^Sawchik, Travis. "Ross Kenseth: Fastest man on Clemson's campus following father’s footsteps in auto racing". September 19, Charleston, SC: The Post and Courier. Accessed
  2. ^Richter, Josh (December 31, ).

    "She said yes! Matt Kenseth's son, Ross, announces engagement". Retrieved January 24,

  3. ^Geyer, Koty (March 24, ). "Where Are They Now? A Look at What Ross Kenseth is Up To". Speed51. Retrieved May 10,
  4. ^Columbus Speedway Racing Program dated August 24, , Retrieved September 1,
  5. ^Thomas, Howard.

    "NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Matt Kenseth's son Ross to race in Kalamazoo Klash". July 20, Kalamazoo, MI: Kalamazoo Gazette. Accessed

  6. ^ abKuehne, Jordan. "Kenseth Closes Historic Season with Oktoberfest Victory, Big 8 Series Championship". Speed Archived from the original on April 5, Retrieved September 23,
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    "Sons of two NASCAR drivers make their marks at Five Flags". Pensacola News Journal. Archived from the original on March 11, Retrieved 7 December

  8. ^Matzek, Joe. "Ross Kenseth joins father, Matt, as Red, White & Blue champion after finishing third in late model feature at Wisconsin International Raceway".

    August 19, Appleton, WI: The Post-Crescent. Accessed

  9. ^ abSpencer, Lee. "Kyle Busch hopes to sign Ross Kenseth". November 2, SPEED Channel (Fox Sports). Accessed
  10. ^Estrada, Chris. "Ross Kenseth, son of NASCAR champ, ready for ARCA debut". August 13, NBC Sports.

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  14. ^Kallmann, Dave (August 22, ). "Another Kenseth making his move in racing". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Milwaukee, WI. Retrieved
  15. ^Madsen, Tamira (August 24, ). "Ross Kenseth will make ARCA debut Sunday at Madison International Speedway". Wisconsin State Journal.

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  16. ^"Teenager wins ARCA race at MIS; Ross Kenseth finishes sixth". Wisconsin State Journal. Madison, WI. August 26, Retrieved
  17. ^Kaminski, Steve (May 15, ). "Chasing dreams: NASCAR champ's son moves to Grand Rapids area after joining Jenison team".

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  18. ^Utter, Jim (September 26, ). "Motorsports Notebook: Garage providing Stewart some shelter". That's Racing. Charlotte, NC: The Charlotte Observer. Retrieved
  19. ^"Another Kenseth Joins Joe Gibbs Racing".

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  20. ^Turner, Jared. "Ross Kenseth, son of Matt Kenseth, impressive in XFINITY Series debut".

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  21. ^Spencer, Lee (October 20, ). "Ross Kenseth to test NASCAR Truck". Retrieved October 20,
  22. ^Geyer, Koty (September 14, ).

    Is ross kenseth racing in 2016 Parsons R. Kenseth led all winless drivers in points and, despite having no wins, managed to make it through the first two elimination rounds. Despite receiving offers from lesser-known team owners to drive in , Kenseth chose to turn them down. Kenseth in

    "Ross Kenseth Getting Back in the Driver's Seat". Speed51. Retrieved September 14,

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