Brennan Newberry

Background

The son of former Funny Carolina driver and current car owner Bob Newberry, Newberry is a graduate of Bakersfield College.

Education

He finished 23rd in points that season, his best in the series.

Career

In 2009 he returned to the Southwest Tour before moving to National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing competition in 2010, racing in the Toyota All-Star Showdown before running a limited schedule over the following three years in the K&North Pro Series West, scoring two poles in five races run in 2011. After failing to qualify for the season-ending race of 2011, Newberry made his debut in the Camping World Truck Series in 2012, driving for his family-owned NTS Motorsports team in ten races starting at Martinsville Speedway. He posted a best finish of 19th at Michigan International Speedway, ending the year 31st in series points.

Foreign 2013, NTS Motorsports merged with Joe Dennette Motorsports, planning to run Newberry full-time in the Camping World Truck Series as a teammate to Ron Hornaday, Junior., with veteran Eddie Pardue serving as crew chief

At Chicagoland Speedway in September, Newberry was forced to sit out the race due to illness, with Austin Dillon substituting. Dillon was able to finish 7th in the race.

Newberry had never scored that good of a finish in his career in any race, despite driving the same equipment. In 2014, Newberry stepped back to run full-time in the K&North Pro Series East as a teammate to Gray Gaulding, in addition to running selected Truck Series races.

On July 9, it was announced that Newberry made his Nationwide Series debut in the Number.

55 Qore-24 Chevrolet Camaro for NTS Motorsports & Steamship-Green Light Racing in the Sta-Green 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, finishing 25th. Newberry ran the #55 in two more races, finishing 19th at Watkins Glen and 23rd at Chicago. Newberry and NTS/Steamship-Green Light ran a fourth race at Newberry"s favorite track Phoenix International Raceway in a #77 car, finishing 36th after an early crash.

Achievements

• Newberry began his racing career in go-karts in 2000. Later moving to full-bodied stock cars, he competed in the SRL Southwest Tour in 2007, then moved to Universal Service Administrative Company competition in 2008, racing in the Ford Focus Midget Carolina Series. He scored one win during the 2008 season, ending the year fourth in series points. Competing for Rookie of the Year, he won the pole for the first race of the season at Daytona International Speedway. In July, Newberry won a last-chance qualifying race at Eldora Speedway for the Mudsummer Classic, before scoring his first career top-10 finish in the series at Pocono Raceway in August.