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Bob Senneker

Bob Senneker is an American stock car racing driver from Dorr, Michigan near Grand Rapids. He is best known for racing on the American Speed Association (ASA) National Tour where he was the 1990 champion. Senneker's 85 wins were the most in series history. He has also raced in eight NASCAR Cup Series races between 1968 and 1983.

Background /Personal life
Senneker was born on December 12, 1944. ==Racing career==
Racing career
Local driver (1963–1972) In 1963, Senneker began racing at the 1/4 mile paved Grand Rapids Speedrome in 1963. He began racing at Berlin Raceway after it was paved in 1966; Indianapolis Raceway Park, Senneker's final ASA start happened on September 26, 1998 where he won in his final race at Southern National Speedway. Senneker won nine times in frequent ARTGO starts throughout his career. He made his first start at the 1968 Daytona 500 in a home-built 1966 Chevelle. He had his career-best thirteenth place finish. His next NASCAR race happened at his home track of Michigan International Speedway in 1970. He started thirtieth and finished 21st. Eleven years later, Senneker started 23rd for J.D. Stacy at Charlotte Motor Speedway and finishing 21st after crashing. Senneker made his final five NASCAR starts in 1983 for Terry Marra in the No. 80 Pontiac. He finished 28th after crashing at Atlanta, 27th with battery issues at 1983 World 600 (Charlotte), fourteenth and sixteenth at Michigan, and fifteenth at Atlanta. ==Driving style==
Driving style
Speed Sport describes his personality as "intensely focused, ... engrossed with the thought of winning the next race." ==Awards==
Awards
Senneker was inducted into the Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame in 1988. Bob was inducted into the Grand Rapids, MI Sports Hall of Fame(www.grshof.com) in 2006. He was added to the Berlin Raceway Hall of Fame in 2015. ==References==
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