Stephen Leicht
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Stephen Leicht (born January 9, 1987) is an American professional stock car racer.
He has won over 150 feature events in quarter midgets and go-karts, as well as the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie of the Year.
He currently works full time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, starring the No. 1 on the NASCAR Xfinity Series. JD Motorsports' 01 Chevrolet Camaro.
Personal life
Leicht worked at a Cornelius, North Carolina, for a short period of time before finding himself out of a ride after winning Cup Series Rookie of the year in 2012. Leicht suffered from clinical depression during his racing career and then went to counseling to address it.
Early racing career
He began racing quarter midgets and then leapt into go-karts when he was seven years old. Leicht was participating in the Go Kart Nationals at the age of 11, when he collided with the flag pole and was banned from flying from his race car. As a result of the crash, he sustained a burst spleen and was barred from racing for six months.
He began racing stock cars and moved his GED to focus entirely on racing, and was named Rising Star of the Year in 2000 by Motorsports Magazines. He spent his first full year in the American Racing Association, winning Rookie of the Year honors.
NASCAR and ARCA career
In 2005, he moved to Wisconsin to work with veteran American Speed Association crew Chief Howie Lettow. Leicht won the national championship of the American Speed Association Late Model series for WalTom Racing, garnering five wins along the way. He won both races in which he competed in the American StockCar Association. In thirteen of the sixteen events that took place between the two series, he came in first or second. He debuted eighth in his Busch series debut at Memphis Motorsports Park and finished third. He ran another marathon in Phoenix, beginning seventeenth and finishing nineteenth.
Leicht ran ARCA Re/Max Series events for Yates Racing and WalTom Racing in 2006. In his second appearance at Nashville Superspeedway in April, he won his first ARCA series victory in his second career appearance. [1] is a special case. In 2006, he began four Busch series debuts, with two of them in top-ten qualifying attempts. At Pocono Raceway for Yates Racing, he made his first Nextel Cup Series appearance in the Pennsylvania 500, qualifying 36th and finishing 33rd, one lap behind.
Leicht ran the complete NASC Busch Series in 2007. He won his first race at Kentucky Speedway and finished seventh in the final drivers' points rankings. Leicht was released from his contract at the end of the season due to sponsorship and financial reasons. Leicht land was involved in Richard Childress' No. a part. Bobby Labonte and I have a 21-state vehicle, sharing driving duties. Leicht ran in four races at Phoenix International Raceway, placing 7th in 7th overall. However, after Talladega, a lack of sponsorship delayed Leicht Leicht until Texas, where he finished 18th.
Leicht ranked No. 1 in 2009 after a series of difficulties. In 13 races, 29 Chevrolet Impala have won. Leicht was supposed to run 23 events, but his runs were nearly cut off due to the addition of Clint Bowyer as a co-driver. He competed in nine total races and had six top-ten finishes. He was released from RCR at the end of the year and signed to D'Hondt Humphrey Motorsports in the No. 29 series. In 2010, a 91 car was released in 2010, but it was suspended after two races.
Leicht was in his first NASCAR race since 2009 (and his first Sprint Cup appearance since 2006) in Tommy Baldwin Racing's No. 16. In 2011, Chevrolet's regular driver Dave Blaney piloted the team's second car, the No. 337, while regular driver Dave Blaney piloted the team's second, the No. 84. Chevrolet's 35 are a new breed. Leicht got off to a promising start, but Blaney had to qualify on time. Despite being in the top ten percent of the competition, Blaney placed 19th, while Leicht finished 24th.
In April 2012, Joe Falk finished 40th and 35th, running at the end but finishing nine laps down. After skipping Talladega, he registered for Rookie of the Year in the Sprint Cup Series, with plans to complete the majority of the season in the No. 168. 33, except for the Michigan race in June, where Richard Childress Racing driver Austin Dillon rode the No. 66. 33 years old.
Leicht's highest finish of 2012, at Watkins Glen, came on the lead lap. He ran in 21 races and competed in 15, and received the series Rookie of the Year award for 2012. Leicht received a ride to drive the No. 10 after a four-year absence from NASCAR. At Daytona, there are 77 Chevrolet Camaro for Obaika Racing. Leicht, on the other hand, has migrated to Obaika's primary No. 1. The No. 97 car for Daytona, which is the No. 97. The 77-year-old man has been deposed. Leicht as a newbie and park operator, the first 6 races in the 97 were run as a start and park operation. Leichtmann qualified for four events, but not enough to qualify at Daytona and Texas. When the 97 scaled back its schedule after the 6th race, Leicht was left without a ride. In the No. 0g at Charlotte, Leicht raced. RSS Racing starts and parking is free. Leicht returned to Pocono in July, driving the No. 10 for the first time. BK Racing has been 83 years old.
Leicht was announced on January 22, 2018 as a full-time driver for a newly formed team, JP Motorsports. Leicht finished 15th after avoiding multiple accidents in Daytona. Since she got sponsorship, Jennifer Jo Cobb at Talladega was able to replace him. Leicht and JP Motorsports had to leave and be replaced by Brandon Hightower on May 22, 2018. Leicht returned to No. 1 on July 28, after a brief hibernation. At Iowa Speedway, there is 93, 93, and parked it. Leicht rode the No. 1 this week. Mike Harmon Racing at Watkins Glen International, where he did not qualify for the event.
Leicht will drive the No. 2 in February 2019. JD Motorsports is a full-time racer. Leicht went from JD's one-season to MBM Motorsports No. 2 in Carl Long. The Pennzoil 150's best finish of 21st was a 61 car for 2020 with his best finish of 21st.
In 2021, he will run in the No. 5 in the No. 102. In the No.13, MBM Motorsports Toyota and 3 others competed. Leicht's first run was the Super Start Batteries 188, but he was also scheduled to participate in the Pit Boss 250 but didn't qualify. He had been expected to ride in the B&L Transport 170 but was replaced by David Starr after Starr DNQed in the No. 222. MBM Motorsports has earned the 13th overall.
Motorsports career results
(Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time) (Bold – key) (Bold – Byed means). Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. (Most laps led.)
* Season is still in progress1 Ineligible for series points2 Leicht began racing in Cup Series points in 2017, but he switched to Xfinity Series points before the race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
(key) (Bold) – Pole position won by qualifying time. Italics – pole position earned by points standings or practice time. (Most laps led to.)