About Victor Pfluger Victor Pfluger is an 18-year-old racing phenom who's been setting records and winning championships since he first got behind the wheel of a go-kart at age 10. Known as a hard charger who takes good care of his equipment, Pfluger is anxiously awaiting the opportunity to move his racing career to the next level. Among Victor's long list of accomplishments is his 2007 ASA Speed Truck Championship, which he won at age 16 - the youngest ever to claim the title. That series has produced many of NASCAR's most competitive drivers, including Rusty Wallace, Mark Martin, Jimmie Johnson, Matt Kenseth and Kyle Busch. Pfluger started running in the ASA Speed Truck Challenge at age 14 and soon became the youngest driver in the history of the series to win a feature race. The following year, at age 15, he was the youngest driver to finish the season in the top 5 in points in the series. Among Victor's most notable accomplishments is his 2008 win in a NASCAR Super Late Model race at Tucson Raceway Park over three-time Craftsman Truck Series Champion Ron Hornaday. The two drivers ran door-to-door for 35 laps before Pfluger pulled off an impressive winning pass. Pfluger's racing accomplishments caught the eye of NASCAR talent scout Along with his racing accomplishments, Pfluger was an exceptional student in school, making the honor roll throughout high school and graduating early to devote more time to racing. Mature and articulate, he's willing to do whatever it takes to move his racing career forward - from preparing his own race cars and working in the shop to earning his Commercial Driver's License as an added source of income for his team and his family. Despite his relative youth, Victor Pfluger has earned the respect of more experienced fellow competitors, who've praised his clean, hammer-down racing style. Sponsorship opportunities are available for this talented up-and-comer by contacting Activ8 Communications.
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