Ken Bouchard, racecar driver and a man of many hats, has been in the industry
forever. For the 2003 race season, he can found be on the Modified Tour racing
car #55. He has raced on the Winston Cup Series and was 1988 Winston Cup Rookie of the
Year. He and his brother Ronnie, are the only two brothers ever, to have both held that
title. Ronnie won Rookie of the Year in 1981. Ken has also raced in the Busch South
Series, SK Modifieds, Busch North and Craftman Truck Series.
Ken never found a track that he didnt like to race on, though he finds Daytona and
Talladega the most fun and challenging. With over 200 career victories, Ken is a driver to
identify with. He was voted one of Nascar Modifieds 50 greatest drivers of All-Time
This ever-postive driver did not just drop into the racecar industry, he grew up in it.
His Dad owned racecars when he was a child. The driver was Pete Salvatore. When Kens
brother Ronnie started driving, Ken worked on his car until he, himself, was old enough to
race. He now races 2 to 3 times weekly and spends an additional 15 to 18 hours,
weeknights, working on the car.
One of Ken Bouchards other hat is that of a teacher and opportunity giver. He owns
and operates Drive To Victory Lane Racing School at Thompson International Speedway.
Kens goal is to give his many fans the opportunity to feel the excitement and thrill
of racing. He can make a fit for all sizes and ages. www.DriveToVictoryLane.com
What does Ken Bouchard consider one of his more challenging races? It was an open show 100
lap Modified race at Monadnock Speedway. His brother Ronnie was driving #3 for Lenny
Bowler. Ken got a flat with twenty laps to go, yet he came back to win the race and beat
his brother. He loves it all, the speed and the thrill, no matter whom it is against.
The hat Ken wears with greatest pleasure and pride is, his Father hat. Olivia, his 14-year
old daughter is an avid horsewoman and his most important supporter. Ken enjoys watching
his daughter ride in horse shows. He also enjoys an occasional game of golf for
relaxation. |