Scott Tucker is now known as a passionate and skillful race car driver but didn't you know that he is also a CEO and Chairman of Westfund which is a private equity firm. Born and raised in Missouri, he obtained his bachelor's degree in business management at Kansas State University. He is also known for his passion to learn and explore new things thus this made him got interested in racing and he joined his first ever race in the 2006 Ferrari Challenge.
His experiences in the Ferrari Challenge pushed him to explore his skills on the race track. In fact, his thirst for more experiences led him to join a lot of races every year and already in his fifth year in the racing industry, he was able to achieve several awards in the race track. Aside from enjoying an exhilarating ride in the tracks, he also established the AMG services which is a payday loan company aside from running Westfund.
After his first challenge in 2006, he joined three Rolex Series GT events on 2007. The race was hosted by Iowa Speedway and although a novice and amateur back then, he was able to finish as eight place in the said event. This particular competition inspired him to take on more competitions on the years that followed.
In 2008, Scott Tucker joined the Rolex Series GT race again. But this time, instead of joining three events, he pushed himself by joining four for the Level 5 Motorsports in order to challenge himself further as well as to test his limits. The competition is no walk in the park and he competed with professionals from all over the country and he was finally able to place 19th in the score board which is definitely not bad for a novice who only has two years of experience driving a race car.
In order to push himself more as a racer, he joined nine Rolex Sports Car Series Daytona Prototype Challenge in 2009 and he was able to achieve the career-best third place award held at the Watkins Glen International. This time, however, he had help from co-driver and coach Christophe Bouchut.
After 2008, he started to join big races. In fact, he joined the Rolex 24 Series using two entries which include numbers 55 and 95 Crown Royal Level 5 Motorsports BMW Riley and was able to get a podium finish. This was his highest achievement so far.
His experiences in the Ferrari Challenge pushed him to explore his skills on the race track. In fact, his thirst for more experiences led him to join a lot of races every year and already in his fifth year in the racing industry, he was able to achieve several awards in the race track. Aside from enjoying an exhilarating ride in the tracks, he also established the AMG services which is a payday loan company aside from running Westfund.
After his first challenge in 2006, he joined three Rolex Series GT events on 2007. The race was hosted by Iowa Speedway and although a novice and amateur back then, he was able to finish as eight place in the said event. This particular competition inspired him to take on more competitions on the years that followed.
In 2008, Scott Tucker joined the Rolex Series GT race again. But this time, instead of joining three events, he pushed himself by joining four for the Level 5 Motorsports in order to challenge himself further as well as to test his limits. The competition is no walk in the park and he competed with professionals from all over the country and he was finally able to place 19th in the score board which is definitely not bad for a novice who only has two years of experience driving a race car.
In order to push himself more as a racer, he joined nine Rolex Sports Car Series Daytona Prototype Challenge in 2009 and he was able to achieve the career-best third place award held at the Watkins Glen International. This time, however, he had help from co-driver and coach Christophe Bouchut.
After 2008, he started to join big races. In fact, he joined the Rolex 24 Series using two entries which include numbers 55 and 95 Crown Royal Level 5 Motorsports BMW Riley and was able to get a podium finish. This was his highest achievement so far.
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