1. Scott Rettich was born on September 7,1984, in Dayton, Ohio, deceased April 12,2022 and was an American racing driver, and competed in such disciplines as the US F2000 National Championship in the National class.
19 Facts About Scott Rettich
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Between 1998 and 2004 Scott Rettich entered the Ohio Valley Karting Club championship collecting 5 titles in various classes.
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Scott Rettich won 5 championships, 4 in the Gold Cup and 1 in the Manufacturer's Cup.
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Between 2000 and 2005 Scott Rettich was factory driver for Italian kart manufacturer Energy.
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The first taste of motorsport for Scott Rettich was the 2005 SCCA June Sprints.
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Scott Rettich entered in the Spec Racer Ford class but did not finish the race.
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For 2006 Scott Rettich raced in the SCCA Central Division in the Formula Mazda and Spec Racer Ford class for Keirn Motorsports.
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Scott Rettich won the championship in the Formula Mazda class winning 5 out of 10 races.
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Scott Rettich scored a second place in the Spec Racer Ford championship.
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Scott Rettich made his pro racing debut in 2007 with Mundill Racing in the Star Mazda championship.
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Scott Rettich scored 3 top 10 finishes and scoring a 16th place in the championship.
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Scott Rettich was the best scoring driver for Mundill Racing, but the one with the most entries.
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Scott Rettich raced in the SCCA Great Lakes Division in the Spec Racer Ford and Formula Enterprises class for Hippi Racing.
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Scott Rettich returned to the Grand-Am Road Racing GT class at Watkins Glen driving for Racers Edge Motorsports in a Mazda RX-8.
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Scott Rettich won the SCCA Pro Formula Enterprises in an impressive way winning 9 out of 10 races, the other race was won by Matthew Schneider.
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The 2012 season started with the 2012 24 Hours of Daytona Scott Rettich joined Matthew Schneider, Jon Miller, Darryl Shoff and Hal Prewitt at Daytona.
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Scott Rettich ran a partial season in the 2012 US F2000 National Championship National class driving a Van Diemen DP06 Formula Enterprises car.
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Scott Rettich achieved 4 podiums in 6 races and was placed 8th in the standings.
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Scott Rettich won the Great Lakes Division Formula Enterprises championship, just like in 2011,2010 and 2009.