13 Facts About Andy Jankowiak

Andrew Jankowiak was born on March 10,1988 and is an American racing driver who competes part-time in the ARCA Menards Series, driving the No 73 Toyota Camry for KLAS Motorsports.

Andy Jankowiak has previously competed in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour.

Debby Druar Andy Jankowiak was the first female to win a race at the Lancaster Motorplex.

Tommy Druar was killed in a Summer 1989 race at Lancaster Motorplex, while the elder Andy Jankowiak was killed in a crash at Stafford Motor Speedway in April 1990.

Andy Jankowiak began to compete in the Modified Tour in 2019, driving for Susanne Lewis Racing.

Andy Jankowiak started 30th out of 40 cars and was collected in a major crash on lap 13, which started when Kyle Bonsignore spun in turn three and blocked the track, causing him to finish 38th.

Andy Jankowiak started 17th, but finished 24th out of 27 cars, retiring due to handling issues after 75 of 150 laps.

Andy Jankowiak purchased a car from Ken Schrader Racing to use.

Andy Jankowiak then competed at the General Tire 200 at Talladega Superspeedway, with sponsorship from V1 Fiber and Thermal Foams.

Andy Jankowiak started 27th and would improve his finish to seventh, on the lead lap.

At the General Tire 150 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Andy Jankowiak honored, on his car and helmet, members of the United States Armed Forces from western New York that had been killed in action.

Andy Jankowiak started his first non-superspeedway oval race when he competed at the road course Watkins Glen International for the Clean Harbors 100 at The Glen.

On his first lap of the combined practice and qualifying session, the rear end on Andy Jankowiak's car blew, causing his team to spend most of the session repairing his car, resulting in them qualifying 27th in the 28 car field.