Todd Wodarczyk

Todd Wodarczyk
Age
Nationality	American
Car #	71
Years Competed	{{{career}}}
Current Team	Gravity Racing, Inc.
Championships	0
Pole Positions	0
Wins	3
First Race	2011 Mosport 175
First Win	2011 Verdugo 250
Last Win	2012 Four Corners 200
Last Race	2012 Rockford 200
FARC National Series Driver

Todd Wodarczyk is a former American race car driver, who competed in the TM Master Cup Series and ARLA Elite Series.

Wodarczyk was called up to the Master Cup series during the 2007 season, replacing the released Tom Delgado in the famed #37 Miller Lite Lenard for Ocean Motorsports. Wodarczyk won Rookie of the Year honors in 2008, but failed to visit victory lane before being released at the end of the 2009 season. For 2010, he drove for Team Thunder, coming short of winning the Independent's Trophy.

After beginning 2011 on the sidelines, Wodarczyk joined Gravity Racing, Inc. in the ARLA Elite Series, substituting for another former Master Cup regular, the injured Eric Jackson. A rejuvenated Wodarczyk took two wins at Verdugo and Watkins Glen, and team owner Packer Carroll re-signed Wodarczyk to replace him in the flagship #71 for 2012. Wodarczyk took another win at the Four Corners Raceway, but at the end of the season the team contracted to two full-time cars, and he was released in favor of Rachel Rainsford with her backing from Lynxe.

His son Stefan Wodarczyk currently competes full-time in the American Stock Car Championship for Ocean Motorsports.