线程： 十几岁目标记录在纳斯卡曲目

十几岁目标记录在 NASCAR 轨道
莫纳德诺克的 Brehio 是最年轻的司我功能优胜者
代托纳海滩，佛罗里达州 — — 纳斯卡 Whelen 全美系列中的四个主要年龄记录是十几岁的年轻人在 2013 年打败的目标。
自 2010 年以来一直保持每周赛车功能优胜者 NASCAR 的正式年龄记录。自那时以来，记录设置和重置。
2010 年，纳斯卡纳斯卡 Whelen 全美系列入门级学员介绍了新学习许可证许可证。该许可证允许 14 和 15 岁的应用到驱动器或成为船员在支持分裂。学习者的许可执照的可用性已扩大到包括纳斯卡司我 2011 年的申请人。
我作为最年轻的纳斯卡司进入 2013 年奥斯汀 Brehio 霍普金顿市，新罕布什尔州举行的记录功能优胜者。他的年龄是 14 年 11 个月又 16 天当他赢得 NASCAR 型男修改功能在四分之一英里高堤铺椭圆形的温彻斯特，新罕布什尔州莫纳德诺克赛车场 2012 年 6 月 30 日。
汉娜 · 纽豪斯的双瀑布，爱达荷州，保持最年轻女性要赢我功能 NASCAR 司的记录。她是 15 年，2 个月，10 天老当她赢取了她第一次的纳斯卡超级股票功能在她的家乡魔法谷赛车场，一个第三英里的 semi-banked 铺椭圆，在 2012 年 4 月 14 日。
Kayli Barker 的北拉斯维加斯，内华达州举行了作为 NASCAR Whelen 全美系列赢得任何司中的新功能中最年轻女性的纪录。她是她赢得了在拉斯维加斯赛车场、.375 英里的存款被铺 2012 年 8 月 18 日椭圆在斗牛场的纳斯卡司二超级股票功能 15 年 24 天。
他才开始在交界处汽车赛车场在麦库尔交界处，朱尼亚塔，黑云杰西 · 刘易斯黑云举行最低支持司年龄纪录。他是 14 年，三个月，14 天当他赢得了在.375 英里存款的粘土椭圆形 NASCAR 司 V 四缸司特征 2012 年 6 月 16 日。
虽然他在六岁赛车卡丁车开始，Brehio 抵达莫纳德诺克赛车场去年作为原料的菜鸟在运动员 Modifieds。他第一圈来了开幕日。事实上，他在赛道上的只有 13 圈面前他第一次职业生涯打开轮竞赛车功能。他开始第 10 次和完成第九。
回顾"我们为我们第一次出不错的一天，"Brehio 说。"爸爸所以这辆车是非常接近的莫纳德诺克的共同点是有设置的一些帮助。我只被需要更多的经验。我有经验我反对种族的人有更舒适的赛车在我身边。
"我希望我能赢型男修改功能我第一年，因为我已经赢了的股票，临。我的期望也很高。
"那晚我赢了我第一次在莫纳德诺克功能我在杆上启动并在一个点滑行导致了之前我们抓到交通，"Brehio 说。
跑了 30 圈功能，不用谨慎，和 Brehio 没有大的压力的情况下战胜 Russ 赫西 Jr.，走上赢 2012年莫纳德诺克轨道冠军。
Brehio 去年开始在莫纳德诺克 15 事件中有 9 个。除了他赢他张贴五顶 10 完成和完成跟踪点中的第九。除了他的纳斯卡年龄纪录，他也是轨道的最年轻司我功能 42 年历史中的优胜者。
Brehio 表示他的家人上周六晚上, 在莫纳德诺克竞争的第三代。他的爸爸，格伦和叔叔，艾迪，驾驶在几个部门。格伦赛车生涯始于莫纳德诺克在 1987 年 17 岁。他是一个经常在 NASCAR K & N Pro 系列东柯士甸什么时候出生的 1997 年。格伦的父亲，史蒂夫，作为一个成功的汽车所有者开始家庭的莫纳德诺克传统。格伦遇见 · 莫纳德诺克驱动程序条例草案布鲁斯的女儿 Teri 在赛道在 1989 年和 1994 年结婚。
奥斯汀 Brehio 出生到赛车在字面上。他妈妈说第一次阵痛的劳动力在 1997 年 7 月 12 日之后她和格伦回家后在新罕布什尔州汽车赛车场在格伦完成 K & N Pro 系列东竞赛第 17。奥斯汀出生两天后在 7 月 14 日。在 9 天老，婴儿参加了他的第一场比赛 — — 纳斯卡 K & N Pro 系列东 7 月 25 日 — — 在斯塔福德汽车赛车场在康涅狄格州的斯塔福德斯普林斯格伦在下一个生产他最佳的系列完成第 11 的那一天。在接下来的一种族在巴雷，Vt.，Brehio 获得了他第一次和唯一 K & N Pro 系列杆奖。他在 1999 年系列中跑他最后一场比赛。
四年后，柯士甸，然后六、 赛车生涯始于卡丁车在伦敦德里 (新罕布什尔州)赛马场，四分之一英里铺成的椭圆。
"他是有点害羞的孩子，"史蒂夫 Brehio 说他的儿子。"但当他进入卡丁车时惊奇地我们不得不让他有点慢。
"奥斯汀总是良好、 顺利在卡丁车，他可以携带的势头。他 11 岁的时候，也许可以有他全尺寸的赛车。我忍不住，但我以为 11 是太年轻了，"Brehio 说。
竞争在卡丁车和季度侏儒之后, 他开车第一次全尺寸种族在超级街股票司在迦南地 (新罕布什尔州)在 2009 年的公平赛道。第二年，三天之后他十三岁生日，他在司他第一次职业生涯功能赢了2011 年他跑区域临股票系列中。迦南美地加入 NASCAR Whelen 全美系列在 2012 年。
"我不是恐吓，"柯士甸说的卡丁车他第一次经验。"从一开始我辛苦跑所有的时间。作为一个驱动程序我没有，直到我进入赛车速度我自己。当我做了最大的区别不必提起并使用刹车。设置为 （在 2009 年的迦南) 运行半油门的车了我们。我们跑了全油门的第一个星期我赢了我第一次热种族"。
该驱动程序的父母都是作为队长格伦和 Teri 作为检举他车车主。团队成员包括斯潘塞 · 卡尼和比尔 · 布伦斯。团队是由科纳冰赞助的。
奥斯汀是 10 年级的学生在霍普金顿市 (新罕布什尔州)高中和足球和数学小组的成员。职系 B 在法语班，但他是直的学生。Glen Brehio 是在曼彻斯特，Banker 房地产代理和博士 Teri Brehio 是教育署署长/家庭医师在康科德 — — 新罕布什尔州达特茅斯大学家庭医学的。

Teens Target Records At NASCAR Tracks
Monadnock’s Brehio Is Youngest Division I Feature Winner
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Four major age records in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series are targets for teens to beat in 2013.
Official age records for NASCAR weekly racing feature winners have been kept since 2010. Since then, the records have been set and reset.
In 2010, NASCAR introduced a new Learner’s Permit License for NASCAR Whelen All-American Series entry level participants. The permit allowed 14 and 15 year olds to apply to drive or become crewmen in support divisions. Availability of the Learner’s Permit License was expanded to include NASCAR Division I applicants in 2011.
Entering 2013, Austin Brehio of Hopkinton, N.H., holds the record as the youngest NASCAR Division I feature winner. His age was 14 years, 11 months and 16 days when he won a NASCAR Sportsman Modified feature at Monadnock Speedway, a quarter-mile high-banked paved oval in Winchester, N.H., on June 30, 2012.
Hannah Newhouse of Twin Falls, Idaho, holds the record for youngest female to win a NASCAR Division I feature. She was 15 years, 2 months, 10 days old when she won her first NASCAR Super Stock feature at her home town’s Magic Valley Speedway, a third-mile semi-banked paved oval, on April 14, 2012.
Kayli Barker of North Las Vegas, Nev., holds the record as the youngest female in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series to win a feature in any division. She was 15 years 24 days when she won a NASCAR Division II Super Stock feature at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a .375 mile banked paved oval on Aug. 18, 2012.
Making his only start at Junction Motor Speedway in McCool Junction, Neb., Jesse Lewis of Juniata, Neb., holds the lowest support division age record. He was 14 years, three months, 14 days when he won a NASCAR Division V Four Cylinder division feature at the .375 mile banked clay oval on June 16, 2012.
Although he started racing go-karts at age six, Brehio arrived at Monadnock Speedway last year as a raw rookie in Sportsman Modifieds. His first laps came on opening day. In fact, he had only 13 laps on the track before his first career open-wheel race car feature. He started 10th and finished ninth.
“We had a pretty good day for our first time out,” Brehio recalled. “Dad got some help with the set-up so the car was pretty close to what’s common for Monadnock. I just needed more experience. As I got experience the guys I race against got more comfortable racing around me.
“I was hoping I could win a Sportsman Modified feature my first year because I already won in Pro Stocks. My expectations were pretty high.
“The night I won my first feature at Monadnock I started on the pole and at one point had a straightaway lead before we caught traffic,” Brehio said.
The 30-lap feature ran without caution, and Brehio won without much pressure over Russ Hersey Jr., who went onto win the 2012 Monadnock track championship.
Brehio started nine of 15 events at Monadnock last year. In addition to his win he posted five top 10 finishes and finished ninth in track points. Besides his NASCAR age record, he is also the youngest Division I feature winner in the 42-year history of the track.
Brehio represents the third generation of his family to compete at Monadnock on Saturday nights. His dad, Glen, and uncle, Eddie, drove in several divisions. Glen began his racing career at Monadnock in 1987 at age 17. He was a regular in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East in 1997 when Austin was born. Glen’s father, Steve, began the family’s Monadnock tradition as a successful car owner. Glen met Monadnock driver Bill Burrows’ daughter Teri at the track in 1989 and they were wed in 1994.
Austin Brehio was born into racing in literal terms. His mom had first pangs of labor on July 12, 1997 after she and Glen returned home after a K&N Pro Series East race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway where Glen finished 17th. Austin was born two days later on July 14. At nine days old, the infant attended his first race – the next on the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East on July 25 – at Stafford Motor Speedway in Stafford Springs, Conn. Glen produced his best series finish of 11th that day. At the very next race in Barre, Vt., Brehio won his first and only K&N Pro Series pole award. He ran his last race in the series in 1999.
Four years later, Austin, then six, began his racing career in go-karts at Londonderry (N.H.) Raceway, a quarter-mile paved oval.
“He was kind of a shy child,” Steve Brehio said of his son. “But when he got into go-karts, surprisingly we had to slow him down a little.
“Austin was always good and smooth in karts and he could carry momentum. By the time he was 11, he probably could have tried a full-size race car. I was tempted, but I thought 11 was too young,” Brehio said.
After competing in karts and Quarter Midgets, he drove his first full-size race car in the Super Street Stock division at Canaan (N.H.) Fair Speedway in 2009. The following year, three days after his 13th birthday, he got his first career feature win in the division. In 2011 he raced in a regional Pro Stock series. Canaan joined the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series in 2012.
“I wasn’t intimidated,” Austin said of his first experience in karts. “Right from the start I raced hard all the time. As a driver I didn’t have to pace myself until I got into racing cars. When I did, the biggest difference was having to lift and use the brakes. We had the car set to run at half throttle (at Canaan in 2009). The first week we ran full throttle I won my first heat race.”
The driver’s parents are his car owners with Glen as crew chief and Teri as spotter. Team members include Spencer Carney and Bill Burrows. The team is sponsored by Kona Ice.
Austin is a 10th grader at Hopkinton (N.H.) High School and member of the soccer and math teams. With the exception of B grades in French class, he’s a straight-A student. Glen Brehio is a Coldwell Banker real estate agent in Manchester, and Dr. Teri Brehio is Education Director/Family Physician for N.H. Dartmouth Family Medicine in Concord.