Kurt Roehrig

In a Porsche 911 the duo worked their way up to 18th place after starting 43rd in the 20th Annual Daytona Fire Cracker 400.

[2] The following year Roehrig and White, joined by Canadian Francois Laurin failed to qualify their BMW 320i.

At Watkins Glen International Roehrig was entered by Lou Infante Motoracing in a Buick Regal Turbo.

[5] To promote Roehrig Engineering Inc. Kurt entered a number of single seater races.

The Michigan-based racing driver entered the inaugural Barber Saab Pro Series season in 1986.

Roehrig also attempted to enter the Atlantic Championship East division race at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.

[7] Roehrig started a team to enter the inaugural season of the NASCAR SuperTruck Series in 1995.

Johnny Benson Jr. was the first driver for the number 18 Chevrolet C/K finishing tenth at the season opener.

The team scored some impressive results but the major sponsor, Pennzoil, pulled back.

After a late Pennzoil sponsorship deal the team ended up entering two Dodge trucks.

The team attempted to make their debut at the 1998 Las Vegas 400 with Raines but they failed to qualify.

For the 2000 NASCAR Winston Cup Series season Roehrig joined forces with former Olympic athlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee.