Bryan Clauson
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Bryan Clauson, born in Sacramento, California on June 15, 1989, is an American auto racing driver.
He now resides in Noblesville, Indiana and competes full-time in the USAC National Sprint and Midget Series as part of the Keith Kunz Motorsports stable. Clauson made his USAC National Sprint Series debut just two days after his 16th birthday on June 17, 2005 at Limaland Motorsports Park, Ohio garnering a third place podium finish.
On October 8, 2005 Clauson won the Open Wheel Oktoberfest Midget race at Columbus Motor Speedway, Ohio, becoming the youngest driver in USAC history to win a National feature event at 16 years, three months and 23 days of age. On August 12, 2006, Clauson recorded a historic USAC Sprint/Midget doubleheader "sweep" at Salem Speedway, Indiana winning both the 30-lap Midget race and 50-lap Sprint race held the same night, only the 24th such sweep in USAC history.
Bryan is a member of the Chip Ganassi Racing driver development program.
He finished 2nd in his ARCA debut at USA Speedway on March 24th.
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| Grand-Am Telmex #01 team drivers | Scott Pruett | Memo Rojas |
| IPS Drivers | Chris Festa (#9) | Pablo Perez (#10) |
| Other Development Drivers | Brady Bacon | Bryan Clauson | Scott Lagasse Jr. |
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