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Joe Varde (born in Tampa, Florida) is an American road racer. He has 54 road racing wins and 5 IMSA championships, and is also known as a Road Course Ringer in NASCAR.
NASCAR career
Varde made his NASCAR debut in the Busch Series, driving a second Amick Motorsports Chevy in 2001 at Watkins Glen International. Varde qualified 18th, but rear end trouble ceased his run at 34th.
In 2002, BACE Motorsports offered him a ride in their #74 Chevy at the Glen in the Winston Cup Series. He started the race in dead last (43rd) and did not improve much. He finished 42nd after his clutch gave out. BACE offered Varde another car in 2003, however, he did not qualify for the event.
In 2003, Varde made his lone Craftsman Truck Series start. Morgan-Dollar Motorsports offered him their second truck, the #47, but the team did not have full funding for the race and the deal ended up being start and park. Varde finished 33rd after three laps and a 34th place start.
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