19 Facts About Rick Huseman

Rick Huseman was an American race driver from Riverside, California.

Rick Huseman raced off-road and his career peaked in the highest level in a four wheel drive short course racing truck.

Rick Huseman won the 2009 Traxxas TORC Series and 2010 Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series championships before dying in an airplane crash in late 2011.

Rick Huseman had won 50 races in his career between Pro Light and Pro 4.

Rick Huseman attended a 1996 SODA race at Glen Helen Raceway after being a sand dune enthusiast in motorcycles with his brother Danny.

Rick Huseman competed for the 2000 CORR season championship finishing ninth of the fifteen drivers.

Rick Huseman moved to Pro 4 trucks in 2005 when he bought a four-year-old truck from Johnny Greaves.

Rick Huseman won his first Pro 4 race in the following year at Antelope Valley Fairgrounds.

Rick Huseman finished sixth in season points with six finishes in the top five.

In 2008, Rick Huseman was tied for the points lead when CORR closed near the end of the schedule; he was awarded second place on a tie breaker.

Rick Huseman joined the Traxxas TORC Series in 2009 and he took on sponsorship by the series' title sponsor.

Rick Huseman won five of the first six races that year, finishing the season with six wins and seven pole positions, and won the series' inaugural championship.

Rick Huseman won 10 of 15 LOORRS events in 2010 which set a short course off-road racing record.

Rick Huseman had 13 podium finishes with two 2nd-place finishes and one 3rd.

Rick Huseman was named the 2010 Driver of the Year by DirtSports Magazine.

Rick Huseman finished second by three points in the TORC season standings.

In 2011, Rick Huseman decided to run in just the 2011 LOORS series.

Rick Huseman was second in the 2011 LOORRS points when he died.

Rick Huseman had called his mother on his cell phone to tell her about the trouble.