Racing career
Frewaldt's first known appearance in racing came in 2000, where he attempted to qualify for a modified race at I-35 Speedway. [1] [2] Frewaldt attempted to qualify for multiple dirt racing events in 2006, but failed to qualify. Fewaldt competed in late model racing in 2007. [3] He continued competing in dirt and late model racing over the next few years. He would make his ARCA Racing Series debut in 2010, driving for Jennifer Jo Cobb at Kansas Speedway. [4] Frewaldt would return for a race in 2011, driving for his own team at Kansas. [5] He would make his third and final start in the series during the 2012 season, driving for Hixson Motorsports at Elko Speedway. [6] Frewaldt would make his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut at Phoenix Raceway in 2013, driving for RSS Racing. [7] He would be involved in an altercation with Bubba Wallace during practice after the two drivers made contact and crashed. [8] Frewaldt was a post entry and was ineligible to score driver and owner points, and finished the race 29th after having electrical issues. In addition to his racing, Frewaldt was the crew chief for Mike Harmon Racing's truck team in 2014. [9] Frewaldt won two midget races in 2017. [10] He would win three more races in 2021. [11] Frewaldt has remained active in various racing series, continuing to compete as recently as 2024. [1]
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