Career Results
Season | Series | Position | Car | Team |
---|---|---|---|---|
1996 | Australian Formula Ford Championship | 4th | Swift SC95K Ford | Swift Racing Cars |
1997 | Australian Formula Ford Championship | 2nd | Van Diemen RF97 Ford | Marcos Ambrose |
1998 | British Formula Ford Championship | 5th | Van Diemen RF98 Ford | Van Diemen |
1999 | British Formula Ford Championship | 3rd | Van Diemen RF99 Ford | Van Diemen |
Formula Ford Euro Cup | 1st | Van Diemen RF99 Ford | ||
2000 | French Formula Three Championship | 12th | Martini Mk.79 Sodemo-Renault | Mygale |
British Formula Three Championship | 16th | Dallara F300 Mugen-Honda | Alan Docking Racing | |
2001 | Shell Championship Series | 8th | Ford AU Falcon | Stone Brothers Racing |
2002 | V8 Supercar Championship Series | 3rd | Ford AU Falcon | Stone Brothers Racing |
2003 | V8 Supercar Championship Series | 1st | Ford BA Falcon | Stone Brothers Racing |
2004 | V8 Supercar Championship Series | 1st | Ford BA Falcon | Stone Brothers Racing |
2005 | V8 Supercar Championship Series | 3rd | Ford BA Falcon | Stone Brothers Racing |
2006 | NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series | 21st | Ford F-150 | Wood Brothers/JTG Racing |
2007 | NASCAR Busch Series | 8th | Ford Fusion | Wood Brothers/JTG Racing |
2008 | NASCAR Nationwide Series | 10th | Ford Fusion | JTG Daugherty Racing |
2009 | NASCAR Sprint Cup Series | 18th | Toyota Camry | JTG Daugherty Racing |
2010 | NASCAR Sprint Cup Series | 26th | Toyota Camry | JTG Daugherty Racing |
2011 | NASCAR Sprint Cup Series | 19th | Ford Fusion | Richard Petty Motorsports |
2012 | NASCAR Sprint Cup Series | 18th | Ford Fusion | Richard Petty Motorsports |
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