17 Facts About Daryl Harr

Daryl Harr was born on May 5,1982 and is a Canadian professional stock car racing driver.

Daryl Harr ran the full season a year later while dabbling in the East Series and the four-race Super Series schedule.

Daryl Harr again ran the full West season again in 2000, finishing third in points.

Daryl Harr drove the Super Series, finishing seventh in points.

In 2001, Daryl Harr finished out of the top ten only once and finished third in points.

Daryl Harr expanded his schedule in 2002, his CASCAR championship-winning season.

Daryl Harr continued to run part-time while focusing on CASCAR in 2003.

Daryl Harr claimed his first top five in the series in 2005.

Daryl Harr scaled back to a partial schedule in 2006 while running mainly in Canada.

Daryl Harr missed two races in 2012 while running seven Nationwide Series starts.

Daryl Harr made his debut at Phoenix International Raceway, the only race he made all season, finishing 37th.

Daryl Harr attempted three races the following year with his family team but failed to qualify for all three.

An early-season partnership with Jimmy Means Racing ensued in 2011, in which Daryl Harr finished one of his three starts.

JD Motorsports signed Daryl Harr to run a partial schedule in 2012, and he ran seven races in the team's flagship No 4, including the series' lone Canadian race, at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, where he recorded a best finish of 23rd.

For one of those races, the Boyd Gaming 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Daryl Harr teamed up with former National Football League placekicker Nick Lowery to help with Lowery's "Champions for Bullying" initiative, thought to be one of the largest programs of its kind.

Daryl Harr wanted to inspire younger Canadians to get into racing.

Daryl Harr started racing in the Pirelli World Challenge in 2016.