10 Facts About Deborah Renshaw

Deborah Renshaw-Parker was born on October 28,1975 and is an American former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver.

Deborah Renshaw raced and drove in several types of motor vehicles.

Deborah Renshaw attended a 1996 driving school for Legends at Charlotte and at performance driving schools in Charlotte and Atlanta in 1998.

Deborah Renshaw graduated from Northwood University in 1997 with a bachelor's degree in Business and an associate degree in Automotive Marketing.

Deborah Renshaw began racing in the Late Model Stock class at Highland Rim Speedway finishing second the 1999 Rookie of the Year standings.

Deborah Renshaw first participated in NASCAR when she began racing in the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series in 2000.

Deborah Renshaw became the first woman to ever lead a NASCAR sanctioned series at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway in 2002.

Deborah Renshaw sat out the next two races but resumed the season and ended up finishing tenth in the race for the track championship.

Deborah Renshaw joined Bobby Hamilton Racing's driver development program in December 2004.

Finally, on February 1,2006, The Tennessean reported the pullout by EasyCare cost Deborah Renshaw her ride at Bobby Hamilton Racing, which effectively ended her racing career.