Jim Sauter
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| Date of Birth: | November 26,1956 | ||
| Birthplace: | Newton, North Carolina | ||
| Years | 1984-2008 | ||
| Best Pts Finish | 1st (1999) | ||
| First Race | 1984 Sovran Bank 500 | ||
| Last Race: | 2008 Food City 500 | ||
| First Win | 1991 Champion Spark Plug 400 | ||
| Last Win | 2005 UAW-Ford 500 | ||
| Awards: | 1999 Champion named one of the NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers | ||
Jim Sauter (born June 1, 1945 in Necedah, Wisconsin is a former NASCAR race car driver.
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[edit] Racing career
He won many races in the Midwest (especially in his home state of Wisconsin). He was the 1981 track champion at Wisconsin International Raceway. He also drove part-time in the Winston Cup series, posting four top ten finishes in 76 starts.
[edit] Famous Racing Family
His sons Tim, Jay, and Johnny have followed his footsteps by racing on the NASCAR circuit.
[edit] IROC Involvement
Jim is also well known for preparing the setups and testing IROC cars with Dick Trickle and Dave Marcis.
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| Sauter Family |
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| Jay Sauter | Jim Sauter | Johnny Sauter | Tim Sauter |
