13 Facts About Dale Quarterley

Dale Allen Quarterley was born on January 25,1961 and is an American professional stock car racing driver.

Dale Quarterley has competed in the AMA Superbike Series and is the only driver to have won multiple championships in the series.

Dale Quarterley entered his car in a race at Lime Rock Park, finishing 12th.

Dale Quarterley continued making sporadic Busch North starts before running the full season for the first time in 1999.

Dale Quarterley scored his first win at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway, leading all but two laps.

In 2002, Dale Quarterley nearly won at Watkins Glen International, winning the pole and leading the most laps.

In 2008, Dale Quarterley drove two road course races on back-to-back weekends in the renamed Nationwide Series for Mike Harmon Racing.

Dale Quarterley finished 42nd and 41st at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and Watkins Glen respectively.

Dale Quarterley was later fined for a shock absorber violation on his car.

Dale Quarterley returned to the ARCA Menards Series in 2021, driving the No 3 car for Mullins Racing at the Watkins Glen road course.

On January 28,2023, Dale Quarterley announced that he would attempt to make his Truck Series debut in the race at COTA for his own team after buying an old Toyota from Kyle Busch Motorsports, which switched to Chevrolet for 2023.

Dale Quarterley stated in an interview with Frontstretch that although the plan is to drive for his own team, it is possible that he could partner with another team with owner points and drive for them to have a better chance of qualifying for the race.

Dale Quarterley will run the two main ARCA Series dirt races for the first time after buying the assets of Hendren Motorsports, which closed down after fielding a car for Ryan Unzicker, who won at Springfield in 2020 and DuQuoin in 2022, in those races for several years.