Miller Motorsports Park Next Stop for Team Renezeder
LAKE FOREST, CA (June 22, 2010) – The Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series is hosting rounds seven and eight this weekend at a brand new facility for the teams and series: the stunning Miller Motorsports Park just south of Salt Lake City, Utah. The state-of-the-art multifunction complex has opened its gates to truckloads of dirt, transforming its road course to a track that’s flight-worthy. Fans will be treated to a clean, family-friendly environment, and teams will feel like royalty being pitted on asphalt. For racers like Carl Renezeder, a new course brings the challenge of learning racing lines quickly, and he welcomes that challenge.
“I’m excited about running on a new track,” says Renezeder. “I feel like it’s an advantage for our team because we’re quick to make the right adjustments both in set-up and in driving. And it’s a bonus that the facility is first-class.”
The Team Renezeder 2010 season has been a mixed bag of results with everything from two wins to a 15th place DNF (did not finish), putting the team second in Pro-4 points and fifth in Pro-2 points. This weekend will mark the midpoint of the season for Renezeder, who is the current defending Pro-4 and Pro-2 champion with 89 career wins. With a stellar second half of the season, the team has every opportunity to defend both championships.
“Our goals is to get back some positive momentum as we finish out the first half of the season this weekend,” explains Renezeder. “We’re hoping that the trucks roll out of the haulers with a bit of good luck attached to them, and we hope to roll them back in on Sunday night with some new hardware for the trophy case.”
The teams will have two practice sessions on Friday afternoon; qualifying will occur both Saturday and Sunday morning, with racing to follow on both afternoons.
About Carl Renezeder
Birth date: April 16, 1964
Residence: Laguna Beach, CA
Home Town: Montebello, CA
Family: Wife: Kelley; 4 Children
89 Career Short Course Wins (13 in Lucas Oil Off Road Series, 65 in CORR, 10 in WSORR, 1 in RJORGP)
7-time National Champion (LOORRS U4 – 2009; LOORRS U2 – 2009; CORR Pro-4 – 2003, 2007, 2008; CORR Pro-2 – 2005 & 2006)
2010 to date: 1 win in LOORRS Pro-4 Unlimited; 1 win in LOORRS Pro-2 Unlimited
2009: LOORRS Unlimited 4 Champion; LOORRS Unlimited 2 Champion; 8 Unlimited-4 wins including the inaugural Rockstar Energy Lucas Oil Challenge Cup; 3 Unlimited-2 wins
2008: CORR Pro-4 Champion; 4 CORR Pro-4 wins; 2 CORR Pro-2 wins; 2 WSORR Pro-4x4 wins; 2 WSORR Pro-2WD wins; 1 RJORGP GP4 win; Won Day 2 of SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge
2007: CORR Pro-4 Champion; 8 CORR Pro-4 wins including the Jason Baldwin Memorial Cup; 3rd in CORR Pro-2 points; 7 CORR Pro-2 wins; 3 WSORR Pro4x4 wins including the FCP Chairman's Cup; 3 WSORR Pro2WD wins; Won 40th Annual SCORE Baja 1000 with Riviera Racing
2006: CORR Pro-2 Champion; 6 CORR Pro-2 wins; 2nd in CORR Pro-4 points; 4 CORR Pro-4 wins; Won SCORE Laughlin Leap (159’), Won Day 1, 2nd overall at the SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge; 3rd in SCORE Las Vegas PRIMM 300
2005: CORR Pro-2 Champion; 9 CORR wins, including the Nissan Nationals in Pro-4; 2nd in CORR Pro-4 points
2004: 8 CORR wins; Governor’s Cup Champion; 2nd in CORR Pro-4 points; 3rd in CORR Pro-2 points
2003: CORR Pro-4 Champion; 8 CORR wins; Borg Warner World Champion; 2nd in CORR Pro-2 points
1994-2002: 9 CORR wins and multiple podiums in CORR; Won SCORE Baja 1000 (Class 1 – 1994); 2 podium finishes in SCORE Baja 500
