 Jimmy Spencer
captured his first racing win in the
Late Model division at Port Royal
(Pa.) Speedway in 1976, and won
Rookie of the Year honors from the
legendary Shangri-La (N.Y.) Speedway
in the asphalt Modified division
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Shangri-La became the site of his
back-to-back Modified track
championships in 1982 and 1983.
Having already been given the
nickname "Mr. Excitement" for his
aggressive driving style, Spencer
solidified his reputation by winning
consecutive national Winston
Modified titles in 1986 and 1987.
With the Modified ranks conquered,
Spencer made his jump to the NASCAR
Busch Series in 1989 -- the same
year in which he captured his first
win at Hickory (N.C.) Motor
Speedway. He won two more Busch
Series races in 1992. By that time
he had already established himself
as one of the premier up-and-comers
in the Cup circuit.
Spencer captured his first top-five
finish in a Cup race in 1991,
finished a career-best 12th in the
championship points standings in
1993, and claimed his two wins in
1994. Spencer earned his first win
in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona
International Speedway, and then
backed it up with a win in the
Diehard 500 at Talladega
Superspeedway a few months later.
In
2003, Spencer became part of a
select group of drivers who have won
in all three of NASCAR's premier
series: He won in his first ever
Craftsman Truck Series start, at New
Hampshire in September.
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