Randy Tolsma

Truck: No.25 Dodge Primary Sponsor: Citgo Supergard Motor Oil Owner: Impact Motorsports Crew Chief: Gary Showalter

Biography

Randy Tolsma debuted in David Hodson's Supergard Dodge by winning the Bud Pole for the 1999 season opening race at Miami-Homestead Speedway ... Tolsma didn't win a race during the team's first season but, with a pair of fifth-place finishes among 10 in the top-10, Tolsma would seem to be a strong championship contender in 2000 ... as the teammate to '99 Bud Pole champ (and fourth-place finisher) Stacy Compton, Tolsma is part of a one-two punch for Impact Motorsports ... he finished 11th in NCTS points ... in 1998, Tolsma appeared headed for a top-10 championship finish until mid-September, when his previous employer, Xpress Motorsports, elected to end its NCTS program ... Tolsma picked up several substitute drives and salvaged a 14th-place championship finish ... ...Tolsma beat Compton at Bakersfield CA in 1997 to score his first NCTS victory ... Tolsma comes from an open-wheel racing background ... he completed his Indianapolis 500 rookie test in 1996 ... during the early and mid-1990s, Tolsma competed in U.S. Auto Club Silver Crown, sprint and midget races ... he won a USAC national midget race at Indianapolis Raceway Park in 1993 ... Tolsma is the 1991 Madera (CA) Speedway and SMORS midget champion ... he won more than 100 times in go-kart competition.

Career Statistics in NASCAR Craftsman Trucks

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