Ken Schrader thinks if you love something as much as he does racing, then you shouldn't quit. Skip to content. ... primarily sprint cars. Schrader was in a sense the Larson of his day.

Ken Schrader, at age 68, ... Sprint Car, and Midget races than anyone can accurately count. He among 40 drivers with victories in each of NASCAR’s top three series. ...

Ken Schrader:(laughs) It just happened.I started racing in '71 and ran my first Cup race in '84. It took thirteen years to get there. In that span, we won some races and some Championships.

He said, “I don’t think NASCAR is ready for a successful girl race car driver”. However, Ken Schrader did not side with the ...

SPRINGFIELD — NASCAR star Ken Schrader will be part of the Illinois State Fair and the annual weekend of auto racing, piloting one of the Silver Crown cars in the annual Bettenhausen 100 ...

Ken Schrader feels right at home in a race car.In more than 40 years as a professional driver, Schrader has started more than 700 NASCAR races, accumulating four Sprint Cup Series wins and more ...

Schrader, a NASCAR veteran, made his first trip to Hays on Wednesday night at the 3/8ths-mile RPM Speedway. Driving his Federated Auto Parts spon… "Oh yeah, for sure," Schrader said.

(L-R) Ken Schrader, driver of the #32 Federated Auto Parts Ford, talks with Clint Bowyer, driver of the #15 Camry 30th Anniversary Toyota, during qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Quaker ...

Ken Schrader's dirt-track car is staying busy this summer. Courtesy Ken Schrader Racing, Inc. ... We walked through two complete Sprint car garages, which had been photographed, ...

He was USAC’s 1980 stock car Rookie of the Year, its 1982 Silver Crown champion, and its 1983 Sprint Car champion. ... Ken Schrader was the NASCAR Cup Series’ 1985 Rookie of the Year.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Driver Jimmie Johnson sits in his car waiting for the start of practice for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup series auto race ...

Larson is known for oftentimes competing in 60 or more races in a season, both in Cup and other series, primarily sprint cars. Schrader was in a sense the Larson of his day.