Career
Karting
Scott Rettich started karting in 1996. Between 1998 and 2004 Scott Rettich entered the Ohio Valley Karting Club championship collecting 5 titles in various classes. Throughout his karting career Scott entered the WKA Manufacturer"s Cup and Gold Cup.
Between 2000 and 2005 Rettich was factory driver for Italian kart manufacturer Energy.
And from 2003 until 2005 he also drove for Margay. Auto racing
The first taste of motorsport for Scott Rettich was the 2005 SCCA June Sprints.
Scott entered in the Special Racer Ford class but did not finish the race. Foreign 2006 Scott raced in the SCCA Central Division in the Formula Mazda and Special Racer Ford class for Kerin Motorsports.
He scored a second place in the Special Racer Ford championship.
Scott Rettich made is pro racing debut in 2007 with Mundill Racing in the Star Mazda championship. Scott started 9 out of 12 races in the season. He scored 3 top 10 finishes and scoring a 16th place in the championship.
He was the best scoring driver for Mundill Racing, but also the one with the most entries.
Foreign 2008 he stayed with Mundill Racing in the Star Mazda championship, this time for a full season entry. His best finish was now a fifth place at Road Atlanta.
In the final ranking Scott finished 11th. 2009 marked a comeback in SCCA club racing for Scott Rettich.
He raced in the SCCA Great Lakes Division in the Special Racer Ford and Formula Enterprises class for Hippi Racing.
The next season was extremely successful for Scott. He also swept the SCCA Triple Crown winning the Great Lakes championship, June Sprints and Runoffs. Rettich founded Alliance Autosport in 2011.
Alliance Autosport made its debut at the 2011 24 Hours of Daytona in the GT class.
They start 29th and finished 20th. Scott returned to the Grand-Am Road Racing GT class at Watkins Glen driving for Racers Edge Motorsports in a Mazda RX-8.
Alliance Autosport fielded Scott Rettich in the SCCA Pro Formula Enterprises and the SCCA Special Racer Ford Pro Series. The 2012 season started with the 2012 24 Hours of Daytona Scott Rettich joined Matthew Schneider, Jon Miller, Darryl Shoff and Hal Prewitt at Daytona.
Starting 31st the team finished 28th, 41st overall.
Rettich ran a partial season in the 2012 United States. F2000 National Championship National class driving a Van Diemen DP06 Formula Enterprises car. SCCA National Championship Runoffs
American Open-Wheel racing results
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest race lap)
= Star Mazda Championship = Complete SCCA Pro Formula Enterprises results = United States. F2000 National Championship =.
