Asher Byron

Alexander "Asher" Bradley Byron (born May 14th, 1981) is a racer in the ShopRite Series from 2003-TBA in the number 6 for BM Racing. Even though he missed a race, he won the 2003 ShopRite Series championship.
== Career ==
He owns a WF team for his brother Flint since 2004 and was a 2003 championship contender that wass very consistent but had no wins, but had 15 top 10s through the midpoint of 2003. He is massively known for his massive needle threads in the Chevrolet Monte Carlo 400. He finally upped his game further and passed Noel Newport for the points lead after Talladega. Really wanting to win, he took the lead midway through Kansas after Eric Drew had pit road issues. He led 22 laps but with less than 5 laps to go, he was passed by Jet Meme, who went on to win the race and Byron fell down to fifth. Byron would redeem himself the next week however, leading the most laps to get his first career win at Charlotte. After, he would win again at Atlanta to increase his point lead by 299 points over Noel. After Newport's mediocre race at Rockingham, he would clinch the championship after finishing 4th. His title defense in 2004 was nothing short of great, as he got a win early on at Atlanta and challenged for the points lead throughout the year. In the 2004 Dodge/SaveMart 350 at Sonoma, Byron was able to go on to lead every single lap of the race without anyone being able to get to his bumper under green since he got the lead. This was the most dominant ShopRite Series race ever by a driver. He slowly dipped in performance though following his second win, as he eventually lost the points lead. He stayed in the title fight until the end of the season, heading into Homestead 56 points out of the lead in fourth. He stayed strong enough to finish third in points in the end after finishing mid-pack. The 2005 season started off mediocre for Byron, as he struggled to run up front and was constantly being outperformed by his teammate Jet Meme. Seeing this problem and being in a contract year, Byron decided to vacate the team after the season, and take the #6 to his own team.
== Career Stats ==
Career Stats (bold means he led the series)
Year	Races 	Wins	Top 5s	Top 10s	Poles	DNFs	DNQs	Pts. Finish
2003	35 of 36	2 	11 	19 	0 	9 	0 	1st
2004	36 of 36	2 	9 	17 	0 	? 	0 	3rd
2005	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
== List Of Wins ==
# 2003 UAW-GM Quality 500
# 2003 Georgia 500
# 2004 Atlanta 500
# 2004 Dodge/SaveMart 350
== Records ==
* First driver to win a race after leading every lap (2004 Sonoma)