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Dgnracing Nascar driver Donnie Neuenberger
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Helping Big Brothers / Big Sisters
Donnie Neuenberger is a Brandywine, Maryland native that started his driving career in 1992 racing for the Moore Racing Team in car No. 14. Donnie has been involved with race drivers such as Clifford and Davey Allison, race teams such as the legendary Bud Moore, and the Skoal Bandit Race Team with driver Harry Grant. In 1993, Donnie ran for Rookie of the year, finishing 3rd out of 7 in one of the toughest Rookie fields ever.
The 1992 season took him to the No.77 Pontiac where Donnie stayed consistently in the top 10 in the point's chase for the Championship. In 1995, after a 9th place finish at Daytona, Donnie went to work for Hill Motorsports, Inc. preparing racecars for Jerry Hill in the ARCA Series. In 1996, he teamed up with Ellis Ragan, owner of the No. 00 & No. 96 Talton's Metal Products Ford Probe's. After a strong run at Daytona, Donnie went on to score two top 10 finishes early in the season, only to see his car owner pass away. He suffered with cancer. The tragedy opened the door for Donnie to run a limited schedule in 1997 with DTA Motor Sports. After leading the Daytona USA 200 Race where Donnie finished 7th another strong run came at Charlotte Motor Speedway where he finished 12th. Donnie finished out the 1996 and 1997 season running his own car in the Hooters Procup Series.
In 1998 and 1999 Donnie drove for GEM Motorsports out of Hendersonville, NC running in the NASCAR Goody's Dash Series. While continually trying to establish a full budget Donnie proved he has what it takes by consistently finishing in the top 10 at places like Hickory & Caraway Speedway, some of the toughest short tracks in the country. Proving his ability to quality in the top 10 at places like Bristol and Louisville Speedways, two famous race tracks, puts Donnie on the list of future bright stars of NASCAR racing.
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English
