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The name Riethmeyer has been
involved with racing in Texas as well
as across the United States since
1963. Riethmeyer Racing started with
Howard Riethmeyer as an owner of a
racecar.
involved with racing in Texas as well
as across the United States since
1963. Riethmeyer Racing started with
Howard Riethmeyer as an owner of a
racecar.
2nd generation champion, Bradley
Riethmeyer, began his racing career
at the tender age of 10. After Bradley
showed immediate talent in Quarter
Midgets, he began racing Legends
Cars. Bradley then proceeded to the
American Race Truck Series and
eventually, in 2003, to the top racing
series in the state of Texas, ROMCO
Super Late Models. In the first year of
Late Model Competition Bradley
received Rookie of the Year Honors.
With one win Bradley finished the year
5th in points.
In 2004, Bradley stepped it up once
more and became ROMCO Super
Late Model Series Champion. Bradley
showed extreme consistency
throughout the season with 1 win and
8 top 5 finishes out of 13 races. He
also had his NASCAR Debut with a 3rd
place finish at Kentucky Speedway in
the NASCAR Southeast Division.
In 2006, Bradley won the All American
Driver Challenge and received a
chance to compete in a USAC Ford
Focus Midget out of Charlotte, NC
finishing 3rd in points with 3 wins in his
rookie season.
Bradley now is driving in the NASCAR
Craftsman Truck Series and has
competed in one event thus far
finishing on the lead lap in 22nd
position. He plans on making his
second start in the series in a few
weeks.
Riethmeyer, began his racing career
at the tender age of 10. After Bradley
showed immediate talent in Quarter
Midgets, he began racing Legends
Cars. Bradley then proceeded to the
American Race Truck Series and
eventually, in 2003, to the top racing
series in the state of Texas, ROMCO
Super Late Models. In the first year of
Late Model Competition Bradley
received Rookie of the Year Honors.
With one win Bradley finished the year
5th in points.
In 2004, Bradley stepped it up once
more and became ROMCO Super
Late Model Series Champion. Bradley
showed extreme consistency
throughout the season with 1 win and
8 top 5 finishes out of 13 races. He
also had his NASCAR Debut with a 3rd
place finish at Kentucky Speedway in
the NASCAR Southeast Division.
In 2006, Bradley won the All American
Driver Challenge and received a
chance to compete in a USAC Ford
Focus Midget out of Charlotte, NC
finishing 3rd in points with 3 wins in his
rookie season.
Bradley now is driving in the NASCAR
Craftsman Truck Series and has
competed in one event thus far
finishing on the lead lap in 22nd
position. He plans on making his
second start in the series in a few
weeks.
Howard Riethmeyer
Keith Riethmeyer
Bradley Riethmeyer
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