Introducing Jeff Jefferson
2003,2004 & 2005 AutoZone Elite Division Champion

Jeff Jefferson is a thirty four year old professional race car driver. Jeff also owns Jefferson Motorsports, a company that prepare winning race cars, in addition to consulting for west coast race teams.

 His focal point in life centers on stock car racing. Whether it be driving race cars, building them or consulting, every day is consumed with some aspect of the sport. Jeff cam be found at the race track or in the shop fifteen hours a day.

It did not take long for Jeff to get hooked on racing as his father, George Jefferson, was a prominent team owner in the Grand National West Series in the 1980's. By the age of six he was hanging out around his fathers shop. That quickly evolved into assisting his father building and setting up cars for the likes of Harry Jefferson, Don Dowdy, Derrick Cope, Chad Little, Bill Elliot, Dirk Stevens and Tim Richmond. That training and experience has served Jeff well. He understands the details of what it takes to produce a winning combination of driver, chassis and team chemistry.

Jeff currently handles the driving duties for owner Jim Morgan and the Marketing partner LeMay Museum (America's Car Museum) in the AutoZone Elite Division Northwest Series.

He is the Three time series champion of the Northwest Series as well as a five straight time Bud Pole Award Winner.

Jeff etched his mark in NASCAR Grand National West  history on only his seventh career start in the series. On July 4th 2000, Jeff won the NAPA Auto Parts 200 which was the last race on the pavement for the historic Portland Speedway, home track of the renowned Hershel McGriff and current Nextel Cup driver Greg Biffle. 

While racing full time Jeff still found it important to finish his education. Jeff graduated from Naches Valley High School, where he was a four year scholar athlete in both football and baseball. Jeff earned all state honors in both sports. Excelling in academics and sports earned Jeff a scholarship to Columbia Basin Junior College where he completed his Associate Arts degree. Continuing both his education and athletic career, he completes his Bachelor of Science degree in 1995 at Washington State University.