16 Facts About Andy Santerre

Anthony Lee Santerre was born on September 7,1968 and is an American former stock car racing driver.

Andy Santerre competed in the NASCAR Busch Series and was a four-time champion of the NASCAR Busch North Series.

Andy Santerre ran his first and only race of the year at NHIS, starting the race in 11th position and finishing the race in 14th.

Andy Santerre started deep in the pack in 40th, but had a 22nd-place finish.

Andy Santerre made his official Busch Series debut in a one-off appearance in 1997.

All Busch Series finishes through 1996 for Andy Santerre were 'combination races' with the Busch North Series.

Andy Santerre started 16th and upped his position by one to 15th.

Also, Andy Santerre led his first lap of Busch Series competition during a green flag pit cycle.

Andy Santerre had a pole at Richmond and finished 20th in overall points, despite missing two races.

Yet, just three races later, Andy Santerre took control late in the race at Pikes Peak.

Also in 2000 Andy Santerre made his only career Craftsman Truck Series start.

Andy Santerre started 21st, ran on the lead lap and finished 16th.

Andy Santerre earned a 38th at New Hampshire and 36th at Nazareth.

At that point, Andy Santerre dropped all Busch Series racing and went back to the North Series.

Andy Santerre stayed in the Charlotte area, and based his Busch North team in the middle of Charlotte, becoming a four-time champion of the Busch North Series, holding the record for most series championships, and winning them consecutively from 2002 to 2005.

In 2007, Caisse was joined by Jeffrey Earnhardt, son of Kerry Earnhardt and grandson of Dale Earnhardt, to race in a second Andy Santerre Camping World Wast East car under NASCAR's new rule reducing the minimum age in the Grand National and Whelen Modified divisions to 16.