17 Facts About Gary Bradberry

Gary Arnold Bradberry was born on January 27,1961 and is an American professional stock car racing driver.

Gary Bradberry raced in the NASCAR All-Pro Series, and had top-ten points finishes from 1990 to 1993.

Gary Bradberry made his Winston Cup debut at Atlanta Motor Speedway in 1994, starting 12th and finishing 30th in a Ford owned by Jimmy Means.

Gary Bradberry ran four races in 1995, with the first two for his own team.

However, in eight races, all Gary Bradberry could manage was a 31st at Charlotte, causing him to lose his ride.

Gary Bradberry moved to Triad Motorsports and the No 78 Hanes Ford.

Gary Bradberry's best finish in that ride was a 25th at Darlington being the best run.

Gary Bradberry began 1998 with backing from Pilot Corporation starting the year.

Gary Bradberry went on to a 48th-place finish in points.

Gary Bradberry's lone start in 1999 was at the season finale for Larry Hedrick Motorsports operation.

Gary Bradberry started 9th, but engine problems relegated him to 35th.

Gary Bradberry made two more starts for Hedrick in 2000, finishing 41st at Texas and 33rd at Martinsville Speedway, and failing to qualify at Talladega Superspeedway.

Gary Bradberry was unemployed until 2002, when he ran at Michigan with Donlavey Racing, finishing 43rd due to handling problems.

Gary Bradberry made four races in his Busch career, all coming in 1999.

Gary Bradberry's debut came at Darlington, where he started 23rd and finished 32nd.

Gary Bradberry tacked on a 21st at Charlotte, 20th at Pikes Peak before having a hard crash at Michigan, finishing 43rd.

Gary Bradberry was the 1994 ARCA Hooters SuperCar Series Rookie of the Year, and won a race at Flat Rock Speedway that season after his race car and equipment was recovered early on race day from thieves who stole it the night before the race.