Casey is a third generation racer. He has driven everything that had
a steering wheel since he was two years old and seemed destined
to be a race car driver his whole life.
He finally got his opportunity at age eleven and immediately he had
shown signs that he was going to be good. He raced every chance
he got and in 2016 he finally got to race a full schedule and he
won the points championship in his Jr. Mini-Stock.
He moved into Mini-Sprints shortly after that and did well but it just
wasn’t a good fit. In the fall of 2018, he got a RaceSaver 305 sprint
car and showed signs of potential in the only two races he was able
to race in.
In 2019, in just his fourth start, he got his first win and just two races
later he got his second. He went on to be a really strong competitor
nearly winning a third main event in his rookie year, but with
nowhere to go, lost his bid from a crash that happened in front of him.
Taking fourth in the Texas Sprint Series championship points made
him the rookie of the year, and now he has his sights set higher.
Great things are coming his way in the future while racing a full
schedule with the series, he will be working on a degree in mechanical
engineering after he graduates high school in the summer of 2020.
Make sure to stop by his pit area at the race track and say hello and
you'll quickly find out what a personable and fun young man he is
outside of the car.
a steering wheel since he was two years old and seemed destined
to be a race car driver his whole life.
He finally got his opportunity at age eleven and immediately he had
shown signs that he was going to be good. He raced every chance
he got and in 2016 he finally got to race a full schedule and he
won the points championship in his Jr. Mini-Stock.
He moved into Mini-Sprints shortly after that and did well but it just
wasn’t a good fit. In the fall of 2018, he got a RaceSaver 305 sprint
car and showed signs of potential in the only two races he was able
to race in.
In 2019, in just his fourth start, he got his first win and just two races
later he got his second. He went on to be a really strong competitor
nearly winning a third main event in his rookie year, but with
nowhere to go, lost his bid from a crash that happened in front of him.
Taking fourth in the Texas Sprint Series championship points made
him the rookie of the year, and now he has his sights set higher.
Great things are coming his way in the future while racing a full
schedule with the series, he will be working on a degree in mechanical
engineering after he graduates high school in the summer of 2020.
Make sure to stop by his pit area at the race track and say hello and
you'll quickly find out what a personable and fun young man he is
outside of the car.
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