🇺🇸 Rodney Howard

Rodney Howard is an entry-level professional racing driver whose indexed record comprises 33 starts in NASCAR Xfinity between 1983 and 1986, racing for competition across a national field that mixed amateurs, semi-professionals and graded professionals in the same races. He piloted single-seater machinery on a schedule dominated by oval tracks, with occasional road-course rounds.[1]

Howard competed across three seasons, finishing 29th in the 1986 championship standings in his most recent indexed activity. His record against the field showed him typically finishing behind regular opponents such as Dale Arnold Jarrett, a professional with 329 Xfinity starts, and Tommy Houston, an entry-level professional with 417 starts in the series. He recorded isolated victories over established opposition; he finished ahead of Sam Ard, the 1983 and 1984 NASCAR Xfinity champion, once across their meetings, and beat Eddie Johnson, a professional, in a single encounter.[2]