Name, hometown, and track(s) raced

Justin Roos, Andalusia, AL.

How did you get started in Crown Vic racing?

A good buddy that had already been racing them and winning was over one New Year’s Eve and knew how much I love racing and asked if I wanted to partner up and give it try so we did. Went together and bought a car and started racing the next night.

Why did you choose Crown Vic racing?

Because of out of all the other classes I’ve ran through the years it has been the most economical and most fun racing I’ve done. Being able to take one car and travel to other tracks (dirt and asphalt) all over has been such an awesome experience that I could have never afforded to do with other cars.

Racing experience and biggest highlight

I’m 45 years old now and started racing go karts in my teens. Took some time off for different reasons here and there but have tried racing here and there different things from karts to mowers to cars just whatever. I love racing period. Biggest highlight would be winning the 50th annual National 100 at phenix city. I heard my late dad’s stories about racing up there all the time, but he was never able to pull off a win and seeing him happy and tear up after he saw me win is a feeling I will never ever forget and very blessed that I was able to accomplish that before he passed.

Toughest track and why

All tech has been the biggest challenge to me for different reasons, but I think it’s the different surface and make up of it. Awesome facility and people down there and hope to get back down and try it again someday.

People who helped your racing journey

From family to friends to the racing community in general I have been helped beyond, and I could not more thankful to all that have helped and supported me on my journey to doing what I Love to do. A special thanks to my crew and team at BMR and everything I have been able to accomplish. Without them it would not be possible. That includes the guys and gals, family and everyone in between.

Fun fact fans might not know

Most people don’t realize that our team's name BMR stands for “Bare Minimum Racing” and that we live by that acronym to the fullest lol.

Goals for the season

To continue to be the best that I possibly can and get better with each and every race. You either win or you learn is the motto I live by.

Shoutouts to sponsors, crew, or supporters

We don’t have any sponsors but just great family and friends and the racing community abroad. Like said in the people who helped my racing journey I could not do it without them. I Thank each and every one of you that have been a part of my journey. I will forever be grateful!!