Andy Neyer

Andy Neyer is the one of the West Coast Pro Mod Associations youngest racers. In his first season racing with WCPMA, 1999, Neyer placed in the top 8 after running only half of the season. In 2000 he was named WCPMA "Rookie of the Year." In November of 2000 Neyer participated in his first IHRA National event in Shreveport, LA where he ran his best mph at over 222 MPH. Neyer proved himself in 2001 by winning the coveted WCPMA Red Line Oil Championship and as icing on the cake he received the "Best Appearing Crew" award at the 2001 Super Chevy Show in Las Vegas.

Andy began racing as a hobby in the Southern California community of Van Nuys where he grew up. At age 21 he made the move to Arizona where he now lives with his wife Karen and daughter Morgan. In 1998 with help from his sister Stacey and brother-in-law Rod Beck, a major league baseball player, Neyer began racing professionally with his newly created Nine's Mine Motorsports. He purchased his 1993 Corvette which he drove to the 2001 Championship.

The car was painted by House of Kolor in Missoula, Montana and features over 2000 Supercharged Horsepower courtesy of John Scialpi at Woppado Racing. Occasionally when not running with the WCPMA Neyer pours some nitro in the tank and competes in the Nitro Coupe category at select Super Chevy Events.

The always patriotic Neyer can be seen proudly flying 'Old Glory' from the roof of his Corvette while he makes his burnouts.

Technical: Owner: Rod Beck
Driver: Andy Neyer
Age: 33
Occupation: Race Car Driver
Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona
Started Racing: 1986
Nickname: 'Arizona Animal'
Race Car: 1993 Chevrolet Corvette
Car Name: Nine's Mine Motorsports
Engine: 526 Blown Keith Black Olds by John Scialpi
Chassis: Jerry Bickle 4130 Chrome Moly
Best E.T.: 6.26
Best Speed: 222.69
Crew Chief: Andy Neyer
Sponsors: Van's Chevrolet, Metro Plating, Nine's Mine Motorsportsl
Support Crew: Brandon Karlowicz, Justin Wade, The Beck Family, Karen and Morgan Neyer