Steve Park

Steve Park is an American Professional Retired Stock Car Racer. He last competed in The NASCAR Pepsi Cup Series In the 2012 Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead Miami Speedway.

### Nascar Pepsi Cup Series Career

In 1997, he drove the number 14 car for DEI or Dale Earnhardt Incorporated. He entered a few races but only made the Watkins Glen and second Rockingham races finishing 33rd and the second Atlanta race finishing 15th. He got 51st overall in the season standings. He also did race for Team SABCO in the number 40 at Martinsville finishing 51st.

in 1998, he raced for DEI for 17 races and finished 41st in the standings.

In 1999, he raced for DEi again full-time in his rookie year. He collected 2 top 5s and 7 top 10s. He finished 11th in the season standings.

In 2000, he returned with DEI, signing a 2 year contract for 2000 and 2001. He collected his first win at his hometown track Watkins Glen and got 4 top 5s along with 8 top 10s. He finished 10th in the standings.

IN 2001, after car-owner Dale Earnhardt's death, Steve won the first Rockingham race and collected 6 top 5s and 11 top 10s. He finished 9th in the season standings.

In 2002, Steve signed a 2 year contract with the team. He won another race. He also collected 7 top 5s and 13 top 10s. He finished 8th in the standings.

In 2003, Steve was able to win another race and get 5 top 5s and 11 top 10s. He finished 12th in the season standings.

IN 2004, Steve signed another two year contract deal with DEI and Teresa Earnhardt the current owner. Steve did not win but did get 9 top 5s and 15 top 10s. He placed 9th in the season standings.

IN 2005, Steve won 1 race and got 7 top 5s and 11 top 10s. He finished 10th in the standings.

In 2006, Steve signed another 2 year deal with DEI and Teresa Earnhardt. He did not win but did get 10 top 5s and 18 top 10s. He had a break out season and finished his highest 7th in the point standings.

In 2007, Steve won 1 race and got 9 top 5s along with 11 top 10s. He placed 10th in the season standings.

In 2008, Steve left DEI and went to drive the number 33 car for RCR. He got 7 top 5s and 14 top 10s. He finished 12th in the season standings.

In 2009, Steve got his final career win at Watkins Glen which was also his first career win. He got 11 top 5s and 14 top 10s. He finished 9th in the season standings.

IN 2010, Steve got 5 top 5s and 11 top 10s. He finished 14th in the season standings.

In 2011, Steve got 4 top 5s and 9 top 10s. He finished 14th again in the season standings.

IN 2012, Steve ran all races up until the Coke Zero 400 for RCR in 14th in points with 2 top 5s and 4 top 10s. In the Coke Zero 400, A.J Almendinger of Team Red Bull in the number 84 tested positive for a random drug test and sat the rest of the season out. Steve ran the Coke Zero 400 At Daytona-Ford EcoBoost 400 At Homestead in the number 84 Red Bull car for Team Red Bull. Steve got 5 top 5s and 7 top 10s in that whole time. In total his season was 7 top 5s and 11 top 10s. He finished 19th in the standings with RCR and 21st with Red Bull. It got 15th overall in the standings.

Into 2013, Steve left the Cup Series for The NASCAR Nationwide Series for 2013 with Team Penske racing all non-super speedway and road course races in the 12. The others were ran by Sam Hornish Jr..