Rob Morgan’s passion for automobiles was forged from his early years while traveling the country and watching his father Charles compete in various sports car racing series. Rob quickly went from spectator to competitor at the tender age of 18. His career began in the IMSA road-racing series in the early 1990 ’s.

 

In 1996, the younger Morgan had already made a name for himself and had captured a class win at the prestigious Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona – all while completing a Marketing degree at the University of Arkansas. He won at the infamous Mosport Park in 1995, capturing Oldsmobile’s 100th victory in sports car racing and won there again in 1997, giving Ferrari their first win at the track in 1964.

 

In 1998, Morgan formed his own team and took his talents to the NASCAR level, competing in three straight seasons in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. After marrying at the end of the 2000 season and with a child on the way, he decided to step aside and assume an ownership role in the team. The fire of racing was not extinguished as Morgan came back in the summer of 2001 to run select SCCA Trans Am events.

 

In 2002, Rob Morgan’s racing efforts became even more paramount. He helped form a Grand American Rolex Series team that scored one pole and two wins, both with Rob at the wheel, and went on to win the team championship title in 2002. His NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team had one of their most successful seasons ever, with one win and an overall point finish of 6th.

 

 

 

Rob and Charles at Mosport Canada driving an Oldsmobile Cutlass, Oldsmobile’s 100th victory in sportscar racing in 1986.	The 12h of Sebring in 1996 driving an Oldsmobile Aurora for Brix Racing.	Rob at Road Atlanta driving a Ferrari 333SP in 1997.
Another of Rob at Road Atlanta driving a Ferrari 333SP in 1997.	Rob driving the Ferrari 333SP in 1997 in the Mosport Canada. He won that race with Ron Fellows.	1999 in St. Louis
Picture before qualifying at Daytona in 2000.	Qualified on the front row next to Greg Biffle at Texas in 2000. Missed the pole by .003.	Rob at Kentucky in 2000 finished 7th.
2000 in Dover, DE	Watkins Glen in 2002 driving a Corvette Sponsored by Computer Associates. Rob won the race.	Daytona 2003
Rob Morgan, Charles Morgan, Lance Norick, and Jim Pace dominated the 2003 Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona in their class, for the majority of the race. However in the 23rd hour of the 24 hour event, the team suffered two freak mechanical failures to finish 2nd in class and 10th overall in one of the most prestigious of the American Road Racing events.