Hometown: Wilbraham, Massachussets
Resides:Huntersville, North Carolina
Number: 98
Rookie Year: 2006
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| Birthdate: 3-25-81 Hometown: Wilbraham, Massachussets Resides:Huntersville, North Carolina Number: 98 Rookie Year: 2006 |
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| Erin Crocker Michigan preview | ||||||||||||||
| Erin Crocker has always had racing in her blood. In 1997 Crocker was the youngest driver to win a feature win at Whip City Speedway in the World of Outlaws series.. Also she won Rookie-of-the-Year title in 1997. After a few years on the WoO series she won 5 A-Main races in the sprint car series. In 2003 she won ROTY in in the Knoxville Nationals. In 2004 she won at Tulare, California in the WoO Series. In 2005 crocker was hired by Evernham Motorsports. She ran limited scheduelsin the ARCA series, Truck Series, and Busch series. In her 6 ARCA races she posted 4 top 5's and 5 top 10's and 2 poles. In the Busch series she made 4 starts and her best finish was 29th at Memphis. She raced the final 2 truck races of the year in 2005 and her best finish came at Homestead-Miami Speedway finishning 30th in the 36 truck field. This year Erin will be driving the full Craftsman Truck series and select Busch series races. | ||||||||||||||