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About Rudolph Racing
How we became a Racing Family
The Rudolph Racing Legacy began with an Auto Dealership named Rudolph Chevrolet located in New Mexico.
It was owned by Arthur Rudolph, Ron Rudolphs Grandfather. Arthurs son, Wilmer, enjoyed "wrenching" with his son Ron on Wilmers Street Rods and Show vehicles. Ron recalls going to Lakeside Speedway, Englewood Speedway and Colorado Nationa
The Rudolph Racing Legacy began with an Auto Dealership named Rudolph Chevrolet located in New Mexico.
It was owned by Arthur Rudolph, Ron Rudolphs Grandfather. Arthurs son, Wilmer, enjoyed "wrenching" with his son Ron on Wilmers Street Rods and Show vehicles. Ron recalls going to Lakeside Speedway, Englewood Speedway and Colorado National Speedway (CNS).
Ron would pass on the tradition of racing to his sons, Travis and Ryan along with Rons daughter Ryleigh. She loved Kart Racing but retired early to pursue her law degree. At the age of 26 Ron is proud to announce that his daughter is an attorney.
The boys first started in Kart racing where Ryan excelled and even traveled to Australia to race for a team there. Ryan at the young age of 15 started a kart Racing clinic for young future racers.
Travis loved kart racing also and was very good at it. They both have many, many trophies to remind them just how good they are. Travis's son has carried on the family tradition of racing. He loves to race his 1/4 midget racer.
Now Travis races in the Grand American Modified (GAM) class of racing.Ryan will begin his race car career this year. They will race most of the time at Colorado National Speedway. Travis is car #22 and Ryan is car #11d.
The women in the Rudolph Family enjoy being the support system for the men in their lives.
IT TAKES A TEAM TO MAKE A GREAT RACER!
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