Born in August of 1984, Brad Rogers didn’t wait long before starting his racing career. At age 8, Brad made his racing career debut in a go-kart at Tiro dirt Track. Later that same year, he celebrated his first go-kart win at a small track in Kershaw, SC.

Brad continued to race go-karts, and by age 12, had become a regular around his dad’s garage, working on cars, learning the ins and outs of building a car and setting it up to race. As Brad concentrated on earning his high school diploma, he spent several years as an intern at the racing-based education facility - 5 off, 5 on.

After graduating in 2002, Brad was ready to focus on racing and ran his first partial late model schedule at the Concord Motorsport Park. Brad recorded one win and 4 top 5’s in seven races. The following season, Brad competed in 20 Late Model races, winning 10 races at Concord and one race at Myrtle Beach in the UARA Series.

After conquering the Late Model world, Brad moved into the USAR Hooter’s ProCup Series in 2004 where he not only recorded his first win at Kenly, 7 top 5’s and 8 top 10’s, but also taking home the Rookie of the Year honors for the USAR Southern Division.

Throughout his racing career, Brad has celebrated poles, victories and many other achievements including:

1992: South Carolina Go-Kart State Champion with 9 wins in 18 starts
2003: Most Poles in Late Model Season - Concord Motorsport Park
2003: Most Popular Driver - Concord Motorsport Park
2003: Hard Charger of the Year - Concord Motorsport Park
2003: Most Improved Driver - Concord Motorsport Park
2004: USAR Hooter's ProCup Southern Division Rookie of the Year