26 Facts About Carl Renezeder

Carl Renezeder was born on April 16,1964 and is a retired American off-road racer for Team Renezeder Racing.

Carl Renezeder has won nine short course off-road racing championships.

Carl Renezeder was the first driver in short-course off-road racing history to win championships in both two wheel drive and four wheel drive trophy trucks in the same season when he won the 2009 Unlimited 2 and Unlimited 4 divisions in LOORRS.

Carl Renezeder raced in CORR between 1994 and 2002, winning nine events.

Carl Renezeder was part of the Baja 1000 Class 1 winning team in 1994.

Carl Renezeder had eight wins that season, including Borg-Warner World Championship at Crandon.

Carl Renezeder returned to both series in 2004, winning eight races to finish second in Pro-4 and third in Pro-2.

Carl Renezeder won the 2005 Pro-2 CORR championship and finished second in Pro-4 points.

Carl Renezeder won nine races that season, including the Nissan Nationals in Pro-4.

Carl Renezeder won CORR's Pro-2 class after winning six events.

In Pro-4, Carl Renezeder won 4 races to finish second in season points.

Carl Renezeder finished third in the SCORE Las Vegas PRIMM 3000.

Carl Renezeder set the all-time track record at Crandon when he raced around the 1.5-mile circuit in 1:24.121 second.

Carl Renezeder won the Pro-4 championship in CORR after winning eight events.

Carl Renezeder competed in several WSORR races, winning three Pro2WD and three Pro4x4 events.

Carl Renezeder won four Pro-4 and two Pro-2 races in CORR plus one RJORGP GP4 event.

CORR closed at the final event of the 2008 season, and Carl Renezeder joined the newly formed Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series in 2009.

Carl Renezeder competed in both of their trophy truck series: the Unlimited 2 series for two wheel drive trucks and the Unlimited 4 series for four wheel drive trucks.

Carl Renezeder finished high enough in the final feature to win by one point over Jeff Ward and Todd LeDuc.

Carl Renezeder entered the final Unlimited 4 points race with a 17-point lead over Alan Pflueger.

Carl Renezeder crashed with Adrian Cenni in the first turn and Pflueger's truck was damaged enough to end his race.

Carl Renezeder was able to continue and he won the championship.

Carl Renezeder raced in a gold-colored truck for the season.

Carl Renezeder competed in the LOORS races throughout the season.

Carl Renezeder returned to Crandon for its World Cup event; he came with his traditional white paint for the event.

Carl Renezeder is married to Kelley Baldwin, and they have four children.