Jim Warn

Warn began his racing career at the age of 15.^[1] He competed in the Sports Car Club of America at Portland International Raceway.^[2] In 2004, he tried racing sprint cars. Warn transitioned to stock cars in 2005, racing at South Sound Speedway in the super stock class and winning rookie of the year.^[1] He continued to race late models in 2006. In 2007, Warn competed in the Montana 200^[3] as well as full time in the ARCA West Late Model Challenge Series, where he finished top ten in seven of ten races.^[4] Warn moved to the NASCAR Camping World West Series in 2008, competing for rookie of the year for his father's team, MJ2 Racing.^[1][5] He competed in the first twelve races, only not competing in the season finale at All American Speedway. He scored four top tens during the season, including in his debut at All American and a stretch of three in a row late in the season, with a best finish of seventh at Miller Motorsports Park. Warn ended the season fourteenth in points. He returned to the series full-time again in 2009, scoring five top ten finishes. This included a career-best second, where he was runner-up to Paulie Harraka at Colorado National Speedway.^[6] Warn improved to ninth in points, however would not compete in the series again.

Warn graduated from the Washington State University in 2006 with a degree in business management.^[1] His father Jim owned MJ2 Racing, the team he competed for in ARCA and NASCAR.