Andrew Myers (racing driver)

Myers, who first raced off-road, took up stock car racing in 2003, trading his Class 1 off-road buggy for a late model stock car and began racing at Irwindale Speedway.^[1] He debuted in the NASCAR West Series in 2005 at Phoenix Raceway, finishing seventeenth. He ran the complete schedule, scoring a pole, two top-fives, and six top-tens, finishing the season ninth in the points standings. In 2006, he made his ARCA Re/Max Series debut at Daytona International Speedway, where he was involved in a four car accident and flipped into the infield.^[2] He competed in the following race at Nashville Superspeedway, finishing nineteenth. He made his final ARCA start at Kentucky Speedway, leading five laps and finishing 25th. He also made starts in the NASCAR Busch East Series, running two races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, leading laps in the first and finishing in fourth in the second, as well as in the race at Dover Motor Speedway, where he crashed out after twenty-one laps. He ran all but one race in the NASCAR AutoZone West Series, scoring wins at Phoenix International Raceway and Irwindale Speedway. He struggled the remainder of the season, failing to finish most races. In 2007 he ran nine races, with a best finish of second at Altamont Motorsports Park. He would also make his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut at Phoenix for Billy Ballew Motorsports, finishing thirtieth. He drove for the team in the following race at Homestead–Miami Speedway, finishing 34th. He ran five West races in 2008, scoring a best finish of eighth at Iowa Speedway, although this was only in class, as it was a combination race with the NASCAR Camping World East Series, and is overall finish was 22nd. He scored a top-ten in his last start of the season at Irwindale. Myers also won seven races at Irwindale in a late model that year.^[3] In 2009, Myers ran only two races in the now renamed Camping World West Series, finishing sixth at Phoenix and twelfth at Irwindale. He scored two wins at Irwindale in a late model. He made only one start in 2010, winning the pole at Phoenix and leading for nine laps, but would crash out of the race and finish 27th. Myers made his final two starts in 2011, finishing seventeenth at Phoenix and ninth in his final career start at Irwindale. After leaving stock car racing, Myers has continued to compete in off-road racing.