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Steve Park

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
American stock car racing driver
For other people named Stephen Park, seeStephen Park (disambiguation).
NASCAR driver
Steve Park
Park in 1999
Born (1967-08-23)August 23, 1967 (age 58)
East Northport, New York, U.S.
Achievements1992, 1993World Series of Asphalt Tour-Type Modified Champion
2013UNOH Battle at the Beach Winner
Awards1997NASCAR Busch SeriesRookie of the Year
2004NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Most Popular Driver
NASCARCup Series career
183 races run over 9 years
2011 position52nd
Best finish11th (2000)
First race1997The Bud At The Glen (Watkins Glen)
Last race2011Aaron's 499 (Talladega)
First win2000Global Crossing @ The Glen (Watkins Glen)
Last win2001Dura Lube 400 (Rockingham)
WinsTop tensPoles
2354
NASCARO'Reilly Auto Parts Series career
56 races run over 8 years
Best finish3rd (1997)
First race1990Pontiac 300 (Nazareth)
Last race2006Kroger 200 (IRP)
First win1997BellSouth Mobility / Opryland 320 (Nashville Speedway)
Last win1997Autolite Platinum 250 (Richmond)
WinsTop tensPoles
3291
NASCARCraftsman Truck Series career
65 races run over 7 years
Best finish9th (2004)
First race1996Cummins 200 (IRP)
Last race2010Lucas Oil 150 (Phoenix)
First win2005American Racing Wheels 200 (California)
WinsTop tensPoles
1161
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Years active1990, 1996, 2006–2010
Starts42
Wins3
Poles1
Best finish5th in 2009
Previous series
1986–1996
2004–2005
Whelen Modified Tour
Statistics up to date as of June 13, 2012.

Stephen Brian Park (born August 23, 1967)[1] is an American former professionalstock car racing driver. He won races inNASCAR's two top Northeast touring series (Modified andK&N East) and all three national divisions (Truck,Busch,Cup Series). Park was born inEast Northport, New York as the youngest of four sons.

Park began racing not in an entry-level class, but in NASCAR Modifieds onLong Island for longtime National Modified Championship contenderBob Park. After establishing himself in weekly Modified racing atRiverhead Raceway, he advanced to the Featherlite Modified Series. He won several races and became a championship contender before moving on to the Busch Series. He won twice in NASCAR's highest division.

NASCAR career

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1996–1997

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Park was first hired by seven-time Winston Cup ChampionDale Earnhardt in 1996. Initially, Park refused to return Dale's phone messages, who was calling with interest in hiring Park, thinking his friends were pranking him. However, after finally being convinced that the real Dale Earnhardt was calling him, Park made one start in the No. 31Busch Series (later theXfinity Series) car inCharlotte in October that resulted in a 29th place finish. Park was then given a full-time ride in Earnhardt's No. 3AC-Delco-sponsored car for the1997 season. Throughout the season, Park posted three wins atNashville,Michigan, andRichmond, walking away withRookie of the Year honors with a third-place finish in the final points standings.

1997–1999

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Park came to theWinston Cup Series (later theNASCAR Cup Series) as the driver for the No. 14 team ofDale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI) in1997. He attempted eight races in this car, qualifying for four of them. He also ran a race in the No. 40 car atMartinsville Speedway forFelix Sabates. In the1998 season, Park switched to the No. 1 Chevrolet for DEI and drove the first two races, but he failed to qualify at the third race of the year atLas Vegas. During practice for the fourth event of the year atAtlanta, Park suffered a tire failure and had three hard hits before his car came to rest. He sustained a broken leg, broken collarbone, broken shoulder blade, and two chipped front teeth.[2] Park returned later in the year atIndianapolis and ran the rest of the year. He posted a best finish of eleventh atMichigan andDover.[3]

In1999, his first of only two full Winston Cup seasons, Park finished thirty of 34 races. He went out with handling problems during theDaytona 500 andCharlotte, an engine failure at the other Daytona race, and a crash atSears Point. In the Sears Point crash, Park spun in turn two and backed into an embankment, thrusting his car up into the air and over onto the top of a tire barrier. Park posted a best finish of sixth in theKmart 400 at Michigan and finished fourteenth in the point standings.[4]

2000–2001

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Park's 2001 Cup car at Dover (at the time being driven byKenny Wallace)

During the2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series, Park would grab his first win at his home track ofWatkins Glen, winning the2000 Global Crossing @ The Glen and finish eleventh in the point standings. This would be his best statistical season with career a high six top-fives, and thirteen top-tens.

Park's 2001 season began with a crash in lap 173 of theDaytona 500, in which he was one of eighteen cars involved. He was unhurt and had led for several laps prior to the crash, which itself was overshadowed by his bossDale Earnhardt'sfatal crash on the last lap. The following week, Park scored an emotional win forDEI by winning theDura Lube 400 atNorth Carolina Speedway. During the year he had three runner up finishes and Darlington, Texas and Dover. He sat as high as fourth in the points standings. Unfortunately his performance fell off during the summer, and he dropped as low as thirteenth. He also competed in theBusch Series that season, but on September 1, he was injured in a crash atDarlington Raceway while driving the No. 31 Chevrolet forMarsh Racing.[5] While under caution, his steering wheel came off, causing him to yank a hard left. At the same time,Larry Foyt was speeding up to join the front for the restart, and he rammed the driver side of Park's car.[5] Park was 10th in the Winston Cup Series standing at the time of the accident. The incident marked the beginning of Park's struggles to get back into NASCAR's upper divisions.

2002–2003

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Park missed the first four races in 2002, but he returned to race at the fifth race of the year at Darlington, where he crashed after leading nineteen laps, finishing 39th. Parks season was highlighted by his many wrecks that cost him chances to just finish races. The largest incident was a flip atPocono Raceway. During the first lap, Park tried to get to the outside ofRusty Wallace but Wallace tried to block Park and he put Wallace in the wall. Park turned left to avoid where he spun into and was turned by his teammateDale Earnhardt Jr. Jr's car got under Park and Park hit the infield barrier with tremendous velocity, causing him to flip over.[6] Fortunately, neither drivers were injured and Park and Jr. walked with each other to the waiting ambulance to the infield care center. The race had a 65-minute red flag to repair the old-fashioned guardrail highway barrier that Park hit.[6] The barriers were replaced afterwards. Park finished the year a disappointing 33rd in the standings with only two top-tens on the year. His best finish was a sixth at Talladega. By comparison to his previous season, and his teammates who won a combined three races and finished top-fifteen in points, Park was in the hot seat going into 2003.

During the start of the2003 NASCAR Winston Cup Series, Park continued to put up poor results, sitting 33rd in points with only one top-ten finish during the first eleven races.Dale Earnhardt, Inc. let Park go midway into the season, and he was effectively "traded" toRichard Childress Racing forJeff Green, who took over the No. 1 car from Park with Park taking over the No. 30 car for Childress. A few days later, he won the pole for theWinston All Star Open, but at the start of the race he jumped the start and had to start from the rear. He never made it to the next round. His best finish at RCR was a fifth place finish at Michigan that June, as he fought then-teammateRobby Gordon for that position. Along with his three top-ten finishes, Park also scored two poles at Fontana (for Dale Earnhardt inc), and Daytona (for Richard Childress Racing).

2004–2005

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At the end of the 2003 season, Park announced he would not return to the No. 30 car and would join theCraftsman Truck Series the following season. He joined Las Vegas-owned teamOrleans Racing and piloted the No. 62 truck, vacated byBrendan Gaughan who was offered a ride in the No. 77 Nextel Cup car forPenske Racing. Although Park never won a race in 2004, he finished ninth in CTS driver points, and was voted Most Popular Driver by his peers.

In 2005, Park won theCraftsman Truck SeriesAmerican Racing Wheels 200, the second race of the season atCalifornia Speedway, and became the tenth driver to win a race in all three of NASCAR's top racing series (one of seven drivers to accomplish the feat in the 2005 season alone). However, Park and the team struggled the rest of the season, and in October, right before the truck race in Martinsville, Park and Orleans Racing parted ways due toDodge pulling support and money to many truck teams.

2008–2010

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Park's 2009 East Series car

In 2008, Park signed withNDS Motorsports and drove the No. 35 Monte Carlo in all thirteen of theNASCAR Camping World East Series events. He finished ninth in the standings with his best finish being second place atNew Hampshire Motor Speedway.

In 2009, Park returned to race in the No. 35 Monte Carlo in the NASCAR Camping World East Series. He finished fifth in the point standings. Park made a single start in a Chevy forCorrie Stott Racing in the Camping World Truck Series, starting 31st and finishing 25th.[7] On August 1, 2009, he won the Edge Hotel 150 atAdirondack International Speedway. It was his first East Series win since July 1, 1996 atNazareth Speedway.[8]

In 2010, Park returned again to race in the East Series. Park also drove the numbers 46 and 41 Vandyk Baler Corp/ Bollegraaf Toyotas in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series forEddie Sharp Racing in 2010 for three races (two in the 41 and one in the 46), with a best finish of eighteenth at Chicagoland Speedway.

Park returned to the Sprint Cup Series in July 2010, driving the No. 36Chevrolet forTommy Baldwin Racing. In his first Sprint Cup Series race in several years, Park started theCoke Zero 400 at Daytona from the 39th position, as qualifying was rained out. He went on to finish thirteenth and led one lap. Park's fan-sponsored car was painted to honorRichie Evans, a nine-time NASCAR Modified champion who was killed in a racing accident shortly after winning his final championship in 1985.

2011

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Park ran one race for Tommy Baldwin Racing at Talladega, however he retired from the race after completing only four laps in astart and park effort. He also attempted theSylvania 300 atNew Hampshire Motor Speedway later that year, but he failed to qualify. The fan-sponsored New Hampshire car was intended to honor six-timeModified Series champion owner Len Boehler.[9] He also ran two races on the NASCAR Southern Modified Tour, finishing fifth at Connecticut'sThompson Speedway and twelfth at Charlotte.

Post-NASCAR

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In October 2012, Park spoke toESPN in support of IMPACT (Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing) and other neurological testing for drivers in the wake of his former teammateDale Earnhardt Jr. being sidelined after sustaining a concussion at Talladega. Park himself was a victim of crashes that took him out of action.

Return to NASCAR (2013)

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Park entered aWhelen Modified Tour race duringSpeedweeks at Daytona. The race was run as part of the inauguralUNOH Battle at the Beach to open Daytona's new backstretch .4 mile short-oval configuration.

On the final lap Park was pushed from behind byEric Goodale into race leaderMike Stefanik and inadvertently wound up winning the race. It was Park's first modified racing victory since 1996. Stefanik was visibly upset with the incident, calling it "just bullshit".[10]

Personal life

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Park became acquainted withMariah Carey in high school through mutual friends as they both grew up in the same area.[11]

Park formerly owned and operated aBatteries Plus Bulbs franchise inMooresville, North Carolina.[12] He sold it in September 2022.

Park was inducted into theSuffolk Sports Hall of Fame on Long Island in the Auto Racing Category with the Class of 2004.

Park has one older brother, Daniel Bud "Danny" Park, who was born inPeoria, Illinois and grew up inEvansville, Indiana.

Motorsports career results

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NASCAR

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

Cup Series

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NASCARSprint Cup Series results
YearTeamNo.Make123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536NSCCPtsRef
1997Dale Earnhardt, Inc.14ChevyDAYCARRCHATLDARTEXBRIMARSONTALCLTDOVPOCMCHCALDAYNHAPOC
DNQ
INDGLN
33
MCHBRIDARRCHNHA
DNQ
DOV
DNQ
CLT
DNQ
TALCAR
33
PHO
41
ATL
15
51st326[13]
Team SABCO40ChevyMAR
41
1998Dale Earnhardt, Inc.1ChevyDAY
41
CAR
31
LVS
DNQ
ATL
INQ
DARBRITEXMARTALCALCLTDOVRCHMCHPOCSONNHAPOCIND
35
GLN
18
MCH
11
BRI
34
NHA
41
DAR
24
RCH
27
DOV
11
MAR
24
CLT
36
TAL
41
DAY
33
PHO
24
CAR
35
ATL
17
41st1322[3]
1999DAY
34
CAR
26
LVS
16
ATL
32
DAR
12
TEX
32
BRI
23
MAR
25
TAL
37
CAL
24
RCH
34
CLT
42
DOV
16
MCH
6
POC
13
SON
42
DAY
42
NHA
12
POC
8
IND
15
GLN
12
MCH
20
BRI
31
DAR
10
RCH
16
NHA
15
DOV
9
MAR
12
CLT
10
TAL
14
CAR
15
PHO
15
HOM
19
ATL
12
14th3481[4]
2000DAY
31
CAR
9
LVS
43
ATL
4
DAR
39
BRI
7
TEX
19
MAR
25
TAL
32
CAL
16
RCH
11
CLT
9
DOV
19
MCH
29
POC
15
SON
17
DAY
33
NHA
28
POC
15
IND
16
GLN
1*
MCH
33
BRI
5
DAR
10
RCH
4
NHA
34
DOV
4
MAR
11
CLT
7
TAL
19
CAR
6
PHO
3
HOM
8
ATL
18
11th3934[14]
2001DAY
31
CAR
1
LVS
7
ATL
43
DAR
2*
BRI
9
TEX
2
MAR
19
TAL
31
CAL
15
RCH
4
CLT
22
DOV
2
MCH
23
POC
32
SON
40
DAY
20
CHI
41
NHA
6
POC
13
IND
7*
GLN
10
MCH
9
BRI
7
DAR
INQ
RCHDOVKANCLTMARTALPHOCARHOMATLNHA32nd2854[15]
2002DAYCARLVSATLDAR
39
BRI
24
TEX
20
MAR
24
TAL
34
CAL
22
RCH
34
CLT
38
DOV
39
POC
23
MCH
32
SON
23
DAY
34
CHI
27
NHA
32
POC
43
IND
7
GLN
39
MCH
41
BRI
26
DAR
36
RCH
11
NHA
29
DOV
26
KAN
30
TAL
6
CLT
15
MAR
16
ATL
15
CAR
24
PHO
21
HOM
17
33rd2694[16]
2003DAY
29
CAR
21
LVS
10
ATL
16
DAR
20
BRI
30
TEX
39
TAL
20
MAR
24
CAL
40
RCH
43
32nd2923[17]
Richard Childress Racing30ChevyCLT
27
DOV
32
POC
35
MCH
27
SON
41
DAY
39
CHI
26
NHA
8
POC
25
IND
15
GLN
26
MCH
5
BRI
29
DAR
20
RCH
31
NHA
34
DOV
26
TAL
DNQ
KAN
22
CLT
36
MAR
12
ATL
36
PHO
39
CAR
34
HOM
19
2004Ultra Motorsports7DodgeDAYCARLVSATLDARBRITEXMARTALCALRCHCLT
DNQ
DOVPOCMCHSONDAYCHINHAPOCINDGLNMCHBRICALRCHNHADOVTALKANCLTMARATLPHODARHOMNA-[18]
2010Tommy Baldwin Racing36ChevyDAYCALLVSATLBRIMARPHOTEXTALRCHDARDOVCLTPOCMCHSONNHADAY
13
CHIINDPOCGLNMCHBRIATLRCHNHADOVKANCALCLTMARTALTEXPHOHOM62nd129[19]
201135DAYPHOLVSBRICALMARTEXTAL
42
RCHDARDOVCLTKANPOCMCHSONDAYKENNHAINDPOCGLNMCHBRIATLRCHCHINHA
DNQ
DOVKANCLTTALMARTEXPHOHOM52nd2[20]
- Was replaced byPhil Parsons after being injured in practice · - Qualified but replaced byKenny Wallace
Daytona 500
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YearTeamManufacturerStartFinish
1998Dale Earnhardt, Inc.Chevrolet3341
19992334
20003631
20012531
2003Dale Earnhardt, Inc.Chevrolet3229

Busch Series

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NASCARBusch Series results
YearTeamNo.Make1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435NBSCPtsRef
1990Bill Weeb84PontiacDAY
DNQ
RCHCARMARHCYDARBRILANSBONZH
28
HCYCLTDOVROUVOLMYBOXFNHASBODUBIRPROUBRIDARRCHDOVMARCLTNHACARMAR98th79[21]
1991DAY
DNQ
RCHCARMARVOLHCYDARBRILANSBONZHCLTDOVROUHCYMYBGLNOXFNHASBODUBIRPROUBRIDARRCHDOVCLTNHACARMARNA-[22]
1995Steve Park84ChevyDAYCARRCHATLNSVDARBRIHCYNHANZHCLTDOVMYBGLNMLWTALSBOIRPMCHBRIDARRCHDOV
27
CLTCARHOM94th82[23]
1996Dale Earnhardt, Inc.31ChevyDAYCARRCHATLNSVDARBRIHCYNZHCLTDOVSBOMYBGLNMLWNHATALIRPMCHBRIDARRCHDOVCLT
29
CARHOM91st76[24]
19973DAY
7
CAR
32
RCH
3
ATL
42
LVS
8
DAR
34
HCY
13
TEX
35
BRI
6
NSV
1*
TAL
2
NHA
2
NZH
29
CLT
16
DOV
5
SBO
13
GLN
6
MLW
5*
MYB
9
GTY
15
IRP
8
MCH
1
BRI
2
DAR
5
RCH
1
DOV
5
CLT
6
CAL
2
CAR
6
HOM
12
3rd4080[25]
1999Grubb Motorsports83ChevyDAYCARLVSATLDARTEX
DNQ
NSVBRITALCALNHARCHNZHCLTDOVSBOGLNMLWMYBPPRGTYIRPMCHBRIDARRCHDOVCLTCARMEMPHONA-[26]
Marsh Racing84ChevyHOM
DNQ
200031DAYCARLVS
DNQ
ATLDAR
17
BRITEX
13
NSVTALCALRCH
6
NHA
10
CLTDOVSBOMYBGLNMLWNZHPPRGTY
25
IRPMCHBRIDAR
DNQ
RCH
DNQ
DOV
9
CLT
DNQ
CAR
12
MEMPHO
41
HOM
29
43rd999[27]
2001DAYCARLVSATLDAR
7
BRITEXNSHTALCALRCH
9
NHA
6
NZHCLTDOV
5
KENMLWGLNCHI
42
GTYPPRIRPMCHBRI
4
DAR
38
RCHDOVKANCLTMEMPHOCARHOM46th840[28]
2003Chance 2 Motorsports8ChevyDAYCARLVS
4
DARBRITEXTALNSHCALRCHGTYNZHCLTDOVNSHKENMLWDAYCHINHAPPRIRPMCHBRIDARRCHDOVKANCLTMEMATLPHOCARHOM102nd160[29]
2006Marsh Racing31ChevyDAYCALMXCLVS
30
ATLBRITEXNSHPHOTALRCH
41
DAR
39
CLTDOV
37
NSHKENMLWDAYCHINHAMARGTY
30
IRP
32
GLNMCHBRICALRCHDOVKANCLTMEMTEXPHOHOM77th351[30]

Camping World Truck Series

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NASCARCamping World Truck Series results
YearTeamNo.Make1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526NCWTCPtsRef
1996Walker Evans Racing02DodgeHOMPHOPOREVGTUSCNSHPTBRINZHMLWLVLI70IRP
11
FLM50th408[31]
NEMCO Motorsports87ChevyGLN
QL
NSVRCH
Roehrig Motorsports18ChevyNHA
4
MARNWSSONMMRPHO
Dale Earnhardt, Inc.76ChevyLVS
15
1997WDWTUSHOMPHOPOREVGI70NHATEXBRINZHMLWLVLCNSHPTIRPFLMNSVGLNRCHMARSONMMRCALPHO
25
LVS111th88[32]
2004Orleans Racing62DodgeDAY
27
ATL
12
MAR
26
MFD
27
CLT
12
DOV
13
TEX
10
MEM
11
MLW
4
KAN
4
KEN
6
GTW
31
MCH
17
IRP
22
NSH
5
BRI
9
RCH
12
NHA
14
LVS
3*
CAL
8
TEX
12
MAR
23
PHO
6
DAR
5
HOM
23
9th3138[33]
2005DAY
23
CAL
1
ATL
35
MAR
24
GTY
13
MFD
20
CLT
5
DOV
36
TEX
16
MCH
31
MLW
7
KAN
32
KEN
8
MEM
12
IRP
30
NSH
15
BRI
15
RCH
18
NHA
12
LVS
30
MAR22nd2275[34]
Bill Davis Racing67ToyotaATL
34
TEX
16
PHOHOM
2006HT Motorsports59FordDAYCALATL
25
CLT
28
DOV
21
TEX
21
MCH
31
MLW
16
KAN
14
KENMEMIRPNSHBRINHALVSTALMARATLTEXPHOHOM35th971[35]
DodgeMAR
36
GTY
18
MFD
10
2009Corrie Stott Racing02ChevyDAYCALATLMARKANCLTDOVTEXMCHMLWMEMKENIRPNSHBRICHIIOWGTWNHALVSMARTAL
25
TEXPHOHOM90th88[36]
2010Sharp Hartman Racing41ToyotaDAYATLMARNSHKANDOVCLTTEXMCHIOWGTYIRPPOCNSHDARBRICHI
18
KEN
25
NHALVSMARTALTEX66th303[37]
Eddie Sharp Racing46PHO
19
HOM
- Qualified forJoe Nemechek

K&N Pro Series East

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NASCARK&N Pro Series East results
YearTeamNo.Make123456789101112131415161718192021222324NKNPSECPtsRef
1990Bill Weeb84PontiacDAYRCH
DNQ
CARMAROXFNZH
28
OXFDOVJENEPPMNDOXFNHA
DNQ
HOLOXFIRPOXFTMPRPSNHA
13
TMPDOVEPPNHA43rd271[38]
1996Allen Avery31OldsDAYLEEJEN
8
NZHHOL25th1478[39]
09NHA
1*
TIOBEETMP
29
NZH
1
NHA
13
STA
14
GLN
2
EPPRPSLEENHA
2
NHA
36
BEETMP
21
LRP
4
2006NDS Motorsports35FordGRESTAHOLTMPERINHAADIWFDNHADOV
2
LRP48th175[40]
200753GREELKIOWSBOSTANHATMPNSHADILRPMFDNHADOV
8
57th142[41]
200835ChevyGRE
8
IOW
7
SBO
8
NHA
28
TMP
22
NSH
6
ADI
14
DOV
4
STA
26
9th1727[42]
DodgeGLN
5
LRP
7
MFD
18
NHA
2
2009ChevyGRE
7
TRI
15
IOW
17
SBO
13
GLN
6
NHA
10
TMP
2*
ADI
1
LRP
11
NHA
8
DOV
6
5th1571[43]
2010Spraker Racing08ChevyGRESBOIOWMAR
30
NHA
25
LRPLEEJFCNHA35th261[44]
Olsen Racing54ChevyDOV
21

Camping World West Series

[edit]
NASCARK&N Pro Series West results
YearTeamNo.Make12345678910111213NCWWSCPtsRef
2009NDS Motorsports35ChevyCTSAASPHO
3
MADIOWDCSSONIRWPIRMMPCNSIOWAAS45th170[45]

Whelen Modified Tour

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NASCARWhelen Modified Tour results
YearCar ownerNo.Make12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728NWMTCPtsRef
1986Info not availableROUMARSTATMPMARNEGMNDEPPNEGWFDSPERIVNEGTMPRIV
13
TMPTMP
31
MAR33rd554[46]
Bill Weeb Racing81RIV
11
STATMPPOC
18
TIOOXFSTA
14
198791ROUMARTMPSTACNBSTAMNDWFDJENSPERIV
17
TMPRPSEPPRIV
21
31st657[47]
81STA
17
TMPRIVSEESTA
16
POC
21
TIOTMPOXFTMPROUMARSTA
15
1988Info not availableROU
24
JEN
4
13th2505[48]
81ChevyMAR
25
IRP
24
MNDMAR
24
Bill Weeb RacingTMP
21
TMP
23
MAR
16
OSW
27
OSW
24
RIV
21
JEN
16
RPS
18
RIV
14
OSW
22
TMP
30
OXF
20
OSW
10
TMP
9
POC
43
TIO
11
TMP
17
ROU
11
1989Postley MotorsportsChevyMAR
16
TMP
4
MAR
12
JEN
19
IRP
8
OSW
15
WFD
26
MND
21
RIV
4
OSW
19
JEN
21
STA
18
RPS
18
RIV
20
OSW
10
TMP
8
TMP
33
RPS
14
OSW
21
TMP
13
POC
23
STA
6
TIO
2
MAR
25
12th3099[49]
PontiacSTA
11
ChevyTMP
8
1990Park Racing24ChevyMARRCHTMPSTAMARTMPSTAMNDHOLSTARIV
20
JENEPPRPS31st604[50]
Info not availableRIV
DNQ
TMPRPS
Bill Weeb Racing81ChevyNHA
27
TMP
Park Racing24PontiacPOC
7
STATMP
10
Merkel Racing EnginesMAR
8
1991Curt Chase77PontiacMARRCHTMP
7
NHAMAR
17
NZH
20
STA
4
TMP
3
FLE
5
OXF
9
RIV
12
JEN
6
STA
2
RPS
6
RIV
18
RCH
30
TMP
14
NHA
15
TMP
1
POC
27
STA
8
TMP
6
MAR
6
11th2701[51]
1992MAR
26
TMP
4
RCH
17
STA
11
MAR
5
NHA
32
NZH
6
STA
16
TMP
3
FLE
7
RIV
5
NHA
3
STA
16
RPS
6*
RIV
3*
TMP
28
TMP
6
NHA
2
STA
15
MAR
9
TMP
11
4th2820[52]
1993Tony Marciel /Guy Ronzoni1ChevyRCH
36
STA
10
TMP
4
NHA
7
NZH
21
STA
17
RIV
1*
TMP
8
RPS
19
HOL
18
LEE
15
RIV
20
STA
5
TMP
3
TMP
21
STA
8
TMP
18
9th2136[53]
1994NHA
4
STA
9
TMP
11
NZH
37
STA
25
LEE
4
TMP
24
RIV
11
TIO
18
NHA
5
RPS
3*
HOL
4
TMP
4
RIV
1*
NHA
1*
STA
13
SPE
8*
TMP
5
NHA
3
STA
17
TMP
14
4th2877[54]
1995Scott Bandzul8ChevyTMP
5
NHA
39
STA
30
NZH
30
STA
7
LEE
21
TMP
3
RIV
5
BEE
1**
NHA
1*
JEN
1*
RPS
16
HOL
2*
RIV
7
NHA
26*
STA
1*
TMP
1*
NHA
1*
STA
2
TMP
4
TMP
1*
2nd3019[55]
1996TMP
1
STA
19
NZH
15
STA
19
NHA
3
JEN
1
RIV
5*
LEE
21
RPS
2
HOL
3
TMP
1*
RIV
3
NHA
4
GLN
29*
STA
23
NHA
1*
NHA
22*
STA
4*
FLE
2
TMP
1*
2nd2907[56]
2004Whelen Engineering00DodgeTMPSTAWFDNZHSTARIVLERWALBEENHASEERIVSTATMPWFDTMPNHA
32
STATMP80th67[57]
2005Mystique Motorsports82ChevyTMPSTARIVWFDSTAJENNHABEESEERIVSTATMPWFDMARTMPNHASTA
28
TMP74th79[58]
2013Michael Smeriglio Racing20FordTMPSTASTAWFDRIVNHAMNDSTATMPBRI
DNQ
RIVNHASTATMPN/A-[59]

Whelen Southern Modified Tour

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NASCARWhelen Southern Modified Tour results
YearCar ownerNo.Make1234567891011121314NSWMTCPtsRef
2011Bill Park20ChevyCRWHCYSBOCRWCRWBGSBRICRWLGYTHO
5
TRICRW28th282[60]
Jimmy Baker73ChevyCLT
12
CRW
2013Michael Smeriglio Racing20FordCRWSNMSBOCRWCRWBGSBRI
DNQ
LGYCRWCRWSNMCLTN/A-[61]

ARCA Racing Series

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

ARCA Racing Series results
YearTeamNo.Make1234567891011121314151617181920ARSCPtsRef
2010NDS Motorsports53FordDAYPBESLMTEXTALTOLPOCMCHIOWMFDPOCBLNNJEISFCHIDSFTOLSLMKANCAR
35
134th55[62]

References

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  2. ^Steve Park Career History
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