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Jerry Nadeau
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Born September 9, 1970 (1970-09-09) (age 39)
Hometown United States Danbury, Connecticut
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series statistics
177 races run over 7 years
Best cup position 17th - 2001 (Winston Cup)
First race 1997 Miller 400 (Michigan)
Last race 2003 Auto Club 500 (California)
First win 2000 NAPA 500 (Atlanta)
Last win 2000 NAPA 500 (Atlanta)
Wins Top tens Poles
1 19 0
Jerry Nadeau in the 2000 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte

Jerry Nadeau (born September 9, 1970) is a retired race car driver from Danbury, Connecticut. Nadeau competed in the 1994 Barber Dodge Pro Series and the 1996 Formula Opel Euroseries.

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[edit] NASCAR career

[edit] 1997-2001

He then returned to the United States to race in NASCAR's Winston Cup series in 1997. He initially struggled to qualify for races. By 1999 he had a solid ride with Hendrick Motorsports in a competitive car. He won the fall Atlanta Motor Speedway race in 2000.

Nadeau almost repeated the feat at Atlanta the following fall, but ran out of gas just before the finish. Bobby Labonte passed him and took the win.

[edit] 2002

Nadeau struggled for consistency after that, and was released from Hendrick in 2002. Later that year at Infineon Raceway, Nadeau, driving the #44 car for Petty Enterprises, was leading the Dodge/Save Mart 350 late, but had car trouble in the last few laps and ended up losing the race to Ricky Rudd.

[edit] Richmond Crash and Retirement

Nadeau started the 2003 season as the driver of the MB2/MBV Motorsports #01 U.S. Army Pontiac, but on May 2, 2003 Nadeau was practicing at Richmond International Raceway for the Pontiac Excitement 400 when Nadeau spun off turn one and hit the wall drivers side first at high speed. Nadeau suffered complete immobility of the left side of his body, a skull fracture, concussion, and several broken ribs. Nadeau has not raced since.

[edit] Life After NASCAR

Jerry Nadeau signed with the Clay Andrews Racing Busch Series team as a consultant for the David Gilliland car in 2006.

Nadeau said in a Speed Channel interview in May 2006 that he will "more than likely not race in a Cup car again."

Jerry will be racing in the Old School Racing Champion’s Tour in 2008 (OSRCT) is a new racing series debuting in 2008 that will have retired and semi-retired champion drivers competing in a 10 race regular season schedule followed by a “Last Chance Race” and a “Championship Race”.

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