🇺🇸 Bob Brevak

Bob Brevak is a retired American stock car racing driver who competed in NASCAR Xfinity, a national single-class oval racing series that fields amateurs alongside semi-professional and graded professional drivers. His indexed record spans from 1984 to 1994, though his three starts place him among the lightest-raced drivers in the database. He was the ARCA RE/MAX Series champion in 1990, a title won in a separate series outside this index.[1]

Brevak's NASCAR Xfinity record is minimal; he made three starts across the full decade of 1984 to 1994 and finished 45th in championship standings in 1994, his final indexed season. In that sparse record, he finished ahead of Jack Sprague, a professional with 108 NASCAR Xfinity starts, and Sterling Marlin, a professional with 77 starts in the same series. These results represent isolated moments against much more active competitors rather than evidence of sustained competitiveness at the level.[2]

At entry-level professional standing with a rating of 3,391, Brevak occupied a position typical of drivers with very few starts in a mixed-calibre field. The absence of sustained activity in NASCAR Xfinity makes his record difficult to characterise beyond what the numbers show: a driver with minimal indexed oval racing whose peak achievement in professional stock car racing came in ARCA, a separate championship series.