24 David Starr
David Starr is a seven-year veteran of the Truck series, where he has a top points finish of fourth. He left Red Horse Racing after the 2008 season following a second one-year stint with the team and will drive for HT Motorsports in 2009. Starr is a four-time winner.
Career Highlights
- 2006 recipient of Texas Motor Sports Hall of Fame Sportsmanship Award
- Won the Texas Race of Champions as rookie in 1996
- Track champion at Houston Big H Speedway in 1983 with more than 20 career wins at site
Driver Details
- Ht: 69 Wt: 150
- Born: 10/11/1967
- Hometown: Houston, Texas
Related Links
Year-by-Year Craftsman Series Recap
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2008 Starr's return to Red Horse Racing after a one-year absence produced four top-fives, eight top-10s and a 12th-place points finish.
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2007 Starr continued his consistent run in the series, finishing 10th in the series with three top-five and five top-10 finishes. At season's end, he announced plans to return to Red Horse Racing in 2008.
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2006 After finishing fourth in the series standings, Starr moved to Circle Bar Racing due to sponsorship concerns for his team … Won at Martinsville Speedway in April en route to best series finish of career … Earned 12 top-10 finishes and season winnings of $515,985.
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2005 Finished seventh in the series standings. In 25 races, earned four top-five and 10 top-10 finishes with two poles.
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2004 FInished sixth in the series standings in a season that boasted 16 top-10 and eight top-five finishes. Won two races and one pole.
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2003 Earned five top-five and 13 top-10 finishes in season that led to 13th-place ranking.
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2002 Finished career-best fifth in the standings after earning first series win and eight top fives with 16 top-10s.
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2001 Competed in five of 24 races, earning three top-five and four top-10 finishes. 2000 Competed in 13 of 24 races.1999 Missed one race over course of season, finishing 22nd in the standings.1998 Competed in five of 27 races in series debut.
