| 13f Chad Fegley | | Updated by Driver: 1/4/2007
Proofed by Staff: 1/5/2007 |
 | | Nickname: Hang Loose
Hometown: Eagle, NE
Birthdate: 4/13/74
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 140
Email Address: theshopinc@alltel.net
Marital Status: Married - Jenifer
Children: Kyle - 4, Kaylee - 4 Months
Employer: The Shop, Inc. - Lincoln, NE
Job: Co-Owner / Automotive Repair
Year Started Racing: 2000
Total Years Racing: 2
Racing Hero: Larry Pinegar, II - what he does with what he has to work with is amazing!
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Year/Make/Model: 2002 Mirage
Motor: Spanel / Hang Loose Motorsports Chevy 360
Owner: Chad Fegley / Hang Loose Motorsports
Crew Chief: Chad Fegley
Crew: Kevin Gilmore
Sponsors & Support: I would like to thank my wife Jenifer for all the support she gives me, my crew for all the hard work, and my sponsors - The Shop, Inc., A Street Auto Parts, Revolution Wraps, Pappa John's, USA Steak Buffet, Precision Skateboards, Trade Center Automotive, Halverson Blasting, TMCO, Morrow Collision Center, Jim Perterson Insurance, Amy Wooten and Miracle Movers.
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Eagle Raceway (NE) - RaceSaver Sprint #13f
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| Awards & Accomplishments | 1 A Class Modified Midget Feature win at Cornhusker Raceway Park in 2001. 2001 A Class Rookie of the Year.
| | Career Summary | I drag raced for about ten years, but always wanted to drive a Sprint Car. After blowing up my engine in my drag car, I bought a Modified Midget. Wow, I realized what I was missing all those years when I was drag racing. Started on the 95.1 crew for Bill Mulder. He was kind enough to let me hot lap the car. That was it! Modified Midget was for sale! When Bill got his new Eagle Chassis, I got the ride in the other car, which I later bought.
| | Racing Goals | To be the best driver I can be. Have fun and always to just "hang loose"!
| | Other Interesting Team Information | 13 has always been a good number for me. I was born on the 13th. Myself and my team are still very new to this sport. We learn something every time we race. Our budget is small and our knowledge of chassis setup is limited, but growing with every race.
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