Kenny Head - Driver
Kenny is one of Kalamazoo Speedway's best drivers. Year after year, he continues to impress not only his sponsors, but the crowd as well. Placing high in points and overall standings, Kenny has proven to competitors and fans alike that he intends to keep his reign as defending 2001 track champion but in a different class!.
Kenny's record for the last 12 years includes:
2010 up in the air
2009 ninth in outlaw late model points, Hard luck two years in a row(lucky me)
2008 not a good year, fast time at Super Shoe, Hard luck of the year
2007 Sixth in points fast time and won 21st. Super Shoe,
2006 Track Champion
2005 Fifth in points
2004 Seventh in points
2003 Ninth in points
2002 - did not race for points / new division
2001 Track Champion
2000 Track Champion
1999 Third in points
1998 Track Champion (shared with Gary Howe)
Countless 'A' feature and heat victories
Hard Charger of the Year Award
Track Record of 14.831 seconds in 1998
Rookie of the Year for 2003 in LLM
He has 3 children: Courtney, Kenny II, and Kendallynn.
Kenny is employed by Harold Zeigler Ford as the Parts Manager
Super Shoe History
Back in 1987, a young scraggly looking kid from Indiana took home the top prize; this unknown kid?s name was none other than Scott Hantz. Then this old guy put a whoopin? on everyone for 3 years in a row, his name being Gale Cobb. Jeff Vochaska took over as the Top Shoe in 1991 and 1992, with Bob Schippers winning in 1993. In 1994, Andy Bozell picked up his first Super Shoe Crown, with Rick Sexton nailing it down in 1995 and 1997. It was Eddie Payne winning it all in 1996 and 1998, as Brandon Lyons took his first of his 4 wins in 1999. In 2000, Jerry Drake captured the coveted prize and Alan Vochaska took the prize in 2001. The Bozell brothers of Andy and Jeff won the Shoe in 2002 and 2003, while Mr. Lyons has taken the top prize the last three years in a row. 2008 saw maybe its toughest ?A? feature field yet, but was bit by mother nature and was forced to be rained out. Kenny Head paced the field with a Super Shoe Track Record with a time of 13.130. Other names like David Stremme, Mike Van Sparrentak, Tommy Martin, Tim Curry, Gary Terry, Burney Arnett, Lee Slaton, Jeff Ganus, Shawn McLaughlin, Tom Thomas, and yes, even Al Heritz have all tried to nail this one down, but like so many, it has eluded them all, and even iron man Rich Hardy, who is the only racer to have raced in all 21 of the previous Super Shoe events, hasn?t won the big one yet. Who remembers the time Joe Clayton drove away from an accident scene with a complete car and driver still on his roof?