Donald Wilson

Donald "DW" Ulysses Wilson (born February 9th, 1983) is a Whole Foods Series driver for Carrison Motorsports in the 33.
== Career ==
In 2003, He got a top 10 in his first start at Loudon, finishing 8th. And not much else happened basically, The only other things he did was take the lead off of pit cycles in the final race at Homestead, he finished outside the top 40 in points, the other thing was win the crazy 2003 All-Star Open. The 2004 season continued this trend and outside of a controversial incident a Richmond which saw him spin his team owner, James Carrison around and finished 4th in the race, he still struggled to make races and is most likely going to be demoted to a Whole Foods Series ride for 2005. He won the wreck-fest Brickyard 400 in 2004, which will more than likely be the final one as it will most likely be replaced in 2005. To put it in perspective, Wilson qualified for 15 of the 18 races he attempted in 2003 and finished 45th in points. In a full-time effort in 2004, Wilson qualified for 22 of the 36 races, scoring one win, three top fives, and six top tens, along with a 41st place points finish.
WIlson went down to the Whole Foods Series in 2005 to drive the Goodyear #33 Dodge, where he immediately excelled, scoring two wins early on in the year. Driving part-time in the Aldi Regional Tour made Wilson the first driver to run a race in all three series.
== List of Wins ==
=== SR ===
# 2004 Brickyard 400
=== WF ===
# 2005 Ctown 450
# 2005 Nilla Wafers 300