Draft:Andrew Bogusz
American racing driver
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Andrew Karl Bogusz (Born January 18, 2006)[1], is an American racing driver. He currently competes full time in the Tri-State Sprints series and the Grand Bend Speedway Weekly Series[2] for Eddie Sachs Racing[1][3], driving the No. 17 winged sprint car. He had previously competed full time in the Must See Racing Maxima Racing Oils Midwest Lights Series from 2022[4] to 2025[2] driving for the same team.
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 Andrew Bogusz at Berlin Raceway in 2025 | |
| Born | January 18, 2006 (age 20) Rochester Hills, Michigan, U.S. |
| Height | 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) |
| Awards | 2022 Must See Racing Midwest Lights Rookie of the Year 2020 Michigan Auto Racing Fan Club Youth Driver of the Year |
| Website | https://www.andrewbogusz.com/ |
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Early Life and Education
Bogusz was born and raised in Shelby Charter Township, Michigan[1]. He graduated from Adlai E. Stevenson High School in 2024[5] from the school's Stevenson MADE Academy[6] and is currently a student at the Lawrence Technological University pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering and is expected to graduate May 2028[1].
Racing career
Early years
Bogusz started his career in 2019 racing quarter midgets at the age of 13[1]. He joined Eddie Sachs Racing's Driver Development program to help kickstart his career[1]. His most notable start came in the 2019 Rumble in Fort Wayne at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum where he finished a best of 5th in the Heavy 160 division across the 2-day event[7]. Before the start of 2020, Bogusz was awarded the Michigan Auto Racing Fan Club Youth Driver of the Year award for his rookie season[8].
Bogusz made the switch to dirt go-karts in 2021. He started competing at the Arthur Raceway in the Blue-Plate Clone division gathering 4 wins[7] and in the Blue-Plate Predator division gathering 8 wins[7] eventually winning that year's track championship in both divisions respectively[9]. Bogusz had also competed in the 2021 Rumble in Fort Wayne in the Junior 3 division with a best finish of 3rd across the 2-day event[7].
Sprint car racing
In 2022, Bogusz and Eddie Sachs Racing announced that they would be moving up to sprint cars competing full-time in the Must See Racing Maxima Racing Oils Midwest Lights Series for the upcoming season[4] alongside his former teammate, Charlie Baur. Shockingly, he made headlines by winning in just his second start ever at the Kalamazoo Speedway[10] on May 28, 2022, at the American Speed US Nationals[11]. By the end of his rookie year, he had gathered 2 wins[12] along with earning the Must See Racing Midwest Lights Rookie of the Year award[3]. Over the course of 4 full-time seasons including 33 races, Bogusz gathered at total of 7 wins, 31 top 5, and 33 top 10 finishes[11] with a best points finish of 3rd before the series was discontinued after the 2025 season[2][13]. During this time, Bogusz also made select starts in the Must See Racing National 410 Touring Series posting 4 top 10 finishes[2] with a best finish of 8th at the Berlin Raceway in 2025[14].