Dorsey Schroeder

In 1971, at age 19, Dorsey became the first person under age 21 to be awarded an SCCA National competition license. It turned out to be a good move on SCCA’s part, and a good one for American road racing as a whole …In 1985, his first professional racing season, he won the SCCA Lucas Pro Sports Renault title, followed that four years later with a Trans-Am championship in a Jack Roush Ford Mustang, and the 1990 Trans-Am title in a Roush Mercury Cougar … His longest tenure was 81 races in 11 years of Trans-Am racing, where he won 17 races and finished on the podium 43 times … He also had 56 starts in the IMSA Camel GT series and 42 in the IMSA Firestone Firehawk series, where he was a stalwart on Paul Rossi’s factory Dodge team …In all, Dorsey won 40 pro races in 242 starts on 47 circuits around the world … His other talents have earned him a sit-in keyboards job with the rock group “38 Special,” and a job with SPEED TV as a commentator-who-has-been-there.