David Richert
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David Richert is a professional race car driver from Winnipeg
Winnipeg
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, Manitoba
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, Canada
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. He is currently racing for Volkswagen in the 2009 Jetta TDI Cup race series.

In 2008, Richert won the Jetta TDI Cup media contest with almost double the amount of exposure as any other driver in the series. This earned him the chance to race at the famous Hockenheimring in the VW Polo Cup event at the DTM season finale.

Racing Career

Karting:
M.K.A.2002
Winnipeg, Manitoba
5.5 Honda Karting Class
11 Races
Rookie of the Year award

M.K.A.2003
Winnipeg, Manitoba
FR125 Rotax Max
10 Races, 1 Enduro
3rd Overall Rotax Max
2 Poles, 5 Podiums
Top Rookie in Class

M.K.A. 2004
Winnipeg, Manitoba
FR125 Rotax Max
9 Races
6 Podiums
2 Wins

2005 – 2007
Various testing sessions in Formula Renault 2000, Skip Barber and IMSA Lites

Car:
2008 Volkswagen Jetta TDI Cup
SCCA Pro Racing
Media Contest Champion

External links

http://www.richertracing.com Official Website of David Richert Racing

http://www.mysteinbach.ca/newsblog/community/2111.html MySteinbach.ca Article

http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/sports/autoracing/richert_will_rev_it_up_with_vw_for_second_season-39356487.html Winnipeg Free Press Article
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