🇺🇸 Todd Bodine

Todd Bodine is a retired entry-level professional who raced stock cars across three decades. He spent the bulk of his career in NASCAR Xfinity, competing for SS-Green Light Racing, and made shorter forays into the NASCAR Truck Series and American Endurance Racing. His racing spanned 1986 to 2022 with 373 starts across all series.[1]

Bodine took 17 wins and 42 podiums over his career. In NASCAR Xfinity, where he started in 1986 and made 333 starts, he scored 15 wins and 37 podiums as a regular on the national oval circuit; he was part of Team 34 when the outfit won the series championship in 1998, competing in 13 of its races that season. His NASCAR Truck Series tenure from 2012 to 2022 yielded 36 starts, one win and three podiums, run almost entirely on ovals. In 2017 and 2018 he raced in the multiclass endurance series American Endurance Racing, winning once and taking two podiums across four starts in the Class 3 and Class 4 production-based fields. His final indexed appearance came in 2017 in NASCAR Xfinity, when he competed part-time and finished 42nd in the season standings.[2]

Bodine raced regularly against Jason Keller and David Green, both established competitors in NASCAR Xfinity with several hundred starts each; he was closely matched with both men. He finished ahead of Denny Hamlin, an elite professional and 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion, once, and beat Ryan Blaney, an elite professional with extensive experience across the national series, on four occasions. His primary team, Team 34, fielded 11 drivers across the index with a record of 16 wins, its strongest driver being the professional Jack Sprague.