Sam albert biography
Sam Albert (born October 15, ) is an American rally driver and driving instructor.[1] In he won the North American Rally Cup[2] while competing for DirtFish Motorsports in Snoqualmie, Washington.
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In , he entered his first competitive stage rally at the Sandblast Rally in Cheraw, South Carolina where he placed 5th overall. From there he competed in the Atlantic Rally Cup placing 4th overall in the Championship.[3] After moving to the Pacific Northwest, he won the Rally America North West Championship in the Open Category in [4] and placed 2nd overall in the Cascadia International Rally Championship.[5]
He began full time competition in where he placed 3rd overall and 2nd in the Limited 4WD class in the American Rally Association National Championship.[6] and is the same year he won the North American Rally Cup.[2]
He continues to compete on a limited schedule with the American Rally Association and the Canadian Association of Rally Sport.
Race results
| Year | Vehicle | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subaru STI | Sandblast 5th | Black River Ret. | Charlevoix Ret. | ||||||
| Subaru STI | Hyperfest 2nd | West Virginia Ret. | Black River 2nd | Tall Pines Ret. | |||||
| Subaru STI | Sherwood Forest Ret. | Finger Lakes Ret. | |||||||
| Subaru STI | Maine Ret. | ||||||||
| Subaru STI | John Nagel 8th | Ray Damitio 2nd | Idaho 4th | Mt.
Hood 2nd | Pacific Forest 13th | Wild West 2nd | Big White 26th | ||
| Subaru STI | Ojibwe Ret. | Doo Wop 1st | Pacific Forest 15th | Big White 9th | |||||
| Subaru STI | Colorado 7th | Ojibwe Ret. | Doo Wop 2nd | Pacific Forest Ret. | |||||
| Subaru STI | Oregon Trail Ret. | Olympus 3rd | STPR 2nd | NEFR 6th | Ojibwe 10th | Idaho 7th | Tour de Forest 2nd | Big White* 4th | |
| Subaru STI | Olympus Ret. | Rocky Mountain Ret. | Oregon Trail 8th | Pacific Forest 8th | Tour de Forest 2nd |
*Competed in Subaru STI
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