Shane Gray

Gray Motorsports Pro Stock Chevrolet Camaro

Hometown:       Carlsbad, N.M.
Residence:        Denver, N.C.
Date of Birth:     May 9, 1972
Height:               6’ 1”
Weight:              200 pounds
Marital Status:    Married to Amber
Children:            Sons Bryce, Tanner and Taylor
Occupation:        Vice President, Gray Motorsports
Hobbies:             Working out at gym and 
                           dirt track racing with his sons
Personal Car:      2008 GMC Denali pick-up truck
Favorite Food:    Italian
Favorite Music:   Nickelback
Favorite Movie:    Man On Fire
Crew Chief:          Justin Elkes
Career Best Elapsed Time:     6.51
Career Best Speed:                212.46

2012    Finished 11th in NHRA Full Throttle Series Pro Stock competition
   Debuted a brand new Jerry Haas-built Chevy Camaro in Bristol
2011            Finished 9th in NHRA Full Throttle Series Pro Stock competition
                   Won NHRA SummerNationals in Topeka, Kan.
2010            Finished 4th in NHRA Full Throttle Series Pro Stock competition
                   Won Auto Club Finals in Pomona, Calif.

2009            Finished 3rd in NHRA Division 4 Competition Eliminator points

                   Finished 15th in Lucas Oil Series Competition Eliminator national points

       Set personal best Competition Eliminator E.T. of 6.94 and speed

       of 197.98 mph at the O’Reilly Spring Nationals in Houston, Texas

2008            Earned NHRA Competition Eliminator license and spent first year
                   competing in the category                   
2006-07        Won ADRL event in Houston, Texas, with 1967 Chevy II

       Runner-up with 1967 Chevy II in Dallas, Texas

       Competed in 10.5 second Outlaw class with a Don Ness-built
       1967 Chevy II powered by a 748 cubic inch Reher-Morrison 
       engine with 4-stage nitrous

2001-05        Competed in Open Wheel Modified on 1/4- and 1/2-mile

                    tracks, won 12 heat races and four feature races.

1999-2000     Competed in Quick 8 bracket races with a small block-powered
                    23 T altered purchased from Lou Ficco

1990-99        Competitively roped in the United States Team Roping Association and
                    collected over 40 event victories - including a $12,000 win - with teammate
                    and wife, Amber.

1989             Participated in first NHRA national event, the Mopar Mile-High Nationals,
                    in Denver, Colo., competing in Super Comp

        Took over driving dad Johnny’s Spitzer-built 23 T altered

1988             Drove a Super Comp dragster at just 16 years old