Jason White
White atPocono Raceway in 2011
Born	Jason Alan White (1979-06-05)June 5, 1979 (age 46) Richmond, Virginia, U.S.
NASCARCup Series career
2 races run over 2 years
2012 position	72nd
Best finish	69th (2011)
First race	2011Good Sam RV Insurance 500 (Pocono)
Last race	2012Pennsylvania 400 (Pocono)
Wins Top tens Poles 0 0 0
NASCARO'Reilly Auto Parts Series career
55 races run over 10 years
2021 position	47th
Best finish	29th (2003)
First race	1999Kroger 200 (IRP)
Last race	2021Sparks 300 (Talladega)
Wins Top tens Poles 0 2 0
NASCARCraftsman Truck Series career
157 races run over 12 years
2014 position	96th
Best finish	10th (2010)
First race	2001OSH 250 (Mesa Marin)
Last race	2023NextEra Energy 250 (Daytona)
Wins Top tens Poles 0 21 1
Statistics up to date as of February 17, 2023.

Jason Alan White (born June 5, 1979) is an American professionalstock car racing driver. He last competed part-time in theNASCAR Xfinity Series, driving the No. 13Ford Mustang forMBM Motorsports.

White began racing go-karts when he was eleven, and has been racing part-time since. Before moving to Busch Series, White dominated the Virginiago-kart circuit. In a five-year stretch, White won six Virginia state titles and finished in theWorld Karting Association top-ten for three different classes of vehicles.

White made his first starts in 1999, running the No. 28 for Larry Lockamy. He started 28th and finished 26th in a solid debut atIRP. He was then 43rd after an early crash atBristol.

The runs earned him a spot onFelix Sabates'Chip Ganassi Racing No. 82 Chevrolet in a fill-in role in 2000. He ran the Channellock Chevrolet atSouth Boston, putting in his career best of 21st position. Then, he was 28th atMyrtle Beach.

White next returned in 2002, running a race at Nashville forFrank Cicci Racing. He finished 43rd at Nashville after an early engine problem. Fred Bickford then picked White up for three races, beginning with a 28th-place finish atNew Hampshire. His best run came atNazareth, where he finished 22nd before adding a 37th atCharlotte.

White's busiest year was 2003, when he earned 29th in points after a splitting rides atDavis Motorsports andJay Robinson Racing. He ran mainly for JRR early in the year, finishing a best of 23rd atGateway. Beginning at Nashville in June, White took over the No. 0 Davis Motorsports Chevrolet full-time. He ran solidly in that race, earning his best career finish of seventeenth. He would record one other top-20 finish atPikes Peak, trying to do his best with the low-budget team. White was released following the Memphis race in favor ofKertus Davis.

White returned to the series in four races in 2004, all forMacDonald Motorsports. After a pair of 33rds and a 42nd at Richmond, White earned his best run of the year atMilwaukee, finishing 29th. It was also the site of his best qualifying effort of the year: 28th.

In 2006, White teamed up with the newAshton Gray Racing, sponsored byGunBroker.com. Despite being fast in practice, the team broke before qualifying in the spring Nashville race, meaning the team's debut would come at Nashville in June. He was 36th in that race and 30th at Milwaukee. Then at Gateway Jason finished 41st due to engine problems. Next race is the Emerson Radio 250 at Richmond International Raceway. He also made one start in the series in 2007.^[1]

White returned to the Nationwide Series in 2013, driving forSR² Motorsports.^[1] In May, White recorded his best career Nationwide finish, finished eighth in theAaron's 312, atTalladega.

After being without a ride for seven years, White returned to NASCAR in2021, drivingRSS Racing/Reaume Brothers Racing No. 23 in theXfinity Series season-opener at Daytona.^[2] He then drove the No. 13 forMBM Motorsports in thespring race atTalladega.^[3] White also raced at Talladega for MBM at the fall Talladega race but crashed in the final restart.

White made his first few starts in theCraftsman Truck Series in 2001, racing in seven events. He ran the No. 86NWTF Ford in six races. His first career start came atMesa Marin, where he had an impressive sixteenth place run. He then followed that up with a thirteenth place run atMartinsville, which would end up being his best career finish. He had one other top-twenty for the team: an eighteenth at Pikes Peak. Later in the year, White made a one-race start for Troxell Racing. His run inKansas resulted in a 36th-place finish, the last place truck.

White only made two starts in 2002. First, he ran the No. 0Loni Richardson-owned Chevrolet atTexas, finishing 22nd. Then, he joined theWare Racing Enterprises team atKentucky. However, he only managed 34th after electrical problems.

White would make two more starts in 2003, running 30th atDover (running the No. 35 Ford) and 35th at Kansas (running the No. 93 Troxell Racing vehicle). He did not finish either event and would turn to the Busch Series for his attention.

In 2007, White was scheduled to run two races with MB Motorsports along with sponsor GunBroker.com, but resulted in a one-race deal at Daytona. In April, it was announced that White would run the rest of 2007 season in the No. 7 for Pennington Motorsports with sponsorship fromHooters Energy Drink. For 2008, White joined SS-Green Light Racing and brought along GunBroker.com as a sponsor and had a fair, but uneventful season, which placed him in a Toyota for one race. In 2009, White signed up with GunBroker Racing to drive a full-season in the No. 23 GunBroker.com Dodge Ram. White scored his season best finish at Kansas in May, placing in the top-ten. White also led 86 laps at theO'Reilly 200 atBristol Motor Speedway but finished fourteenth after a late pit stop. In September, White had his career best qualifying effort and career best finish of third at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. For 2010, White and GunBroker moved to SS-Green Light Racing, where they started off the season on a high note by winning the pole for theNextEra Energy Resources 250 atDaytona International Speedway. White had his best season to date, grabbing three top-fives and seven top-tens en route to finishing 10th in points. White and GunBroker.com left SS-Green Light Racing at season's end and moved to the upstartJoe Denette Motorsports. However, White and JDM struggled to a fifteenth place finish in points, and White and GunBroker left to form their own team for 2012.

On August 7, 2011, White made his debut in theNASCAR Sprint Cup Series atPocono Raceway, driving the No. 32 forFAS Lane Racing. He returned to drive for the team in the Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono a year later, replacingJohn Wes Townley.

On August 3, 2023, White was arrested inHuntersville, North Carolina forDWI.^[4] On August 17, NASCAR suspended him indefinitely for violating Section 4.4. D. of the NASCAR Rule Book, stating actions detrimental to stock car racing - particularly on being charged with or convicted of significant criminal violations.^[5]

(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time.Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

^* Season still in progress
¹ Ineligible for series points

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