Terry Fisher Jr. is an 19 year old college student and is seeking a degree in the mechanical engineer field. It's a tradition in racing for sons to follow in the footsteps of fathers. That's the case with Terry Fisher, Jr. - T.J. to his family, friends and now the racing community. Son of Terry Fisher, a champion racer since 1981, T.J. is an IPFW student pursuing the racing passion passed down to him by his father. T.J.'s young career has included a total of 32 wins since his early days of racing go-karts in 1998 to his 2002 winning season in Late models at Baer Field Speedway. T.J.'s focus is racing. But in his down time, he's a well-rounded teen with a love of soccer, baseball, and, of course, video games. His love of racing carries over to his educational goals, with T.J. is pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering while he strives for his goal of reaching the NASCAR circuit. 2004 T.J. Races Late models with the Sunoco Super Series for the 2nd season. T.J.'s 2nd year with the Sunoco Super Series was more promising. Better qualifying, a new engine, and better teamwork things went well. With Terry Sr. as the Crew Chief things went a lot smoother. T.J. completed 98% of all laps raced in the 2004 season with 5 top 10's and 2 top 5 finishes and great qualifying T.J. finished 8th in overall points for the season. T. J. has still yet to win, but he is getting closer. His goal for 2005, win races and possibly the Championship. 2003 T.J. Competes as a Rookie with the CRA Sunoco Super Series Competing as a rookie in the Sunoco Super Series was a great experience for our team and for T.J. Competing in all events and only finishing 11 out of the 18 due to Mechanical outcome resulted in 3rd in Rookie points and 10th in overall points. T.J.'s goal was accomplished. But looking to 2004 goals will be higher. T.J. wants to win the Championship. 2002 T.J. Races Late models at Baer Field Speedway named Rookie of the Year Finishing 8th in points with two wins in 2002 at Baer Field Speedway earned T.J. the 2002 title of Rookie of the Year. T.J. wants to continue this winning streak and will be running for Rookie of the Year and Top 10 in the Championship Racing Series' 2003 Sunoco Super Series this year. 2001 Street Stock Track Championship, youngest driver ever to win! T.J. holds the history-making honor of being, at 14 years, the youngest driver to ever win a race at the Baer Field Speedway, a speedway with a 39-year history. And not only did he win one race, his three wins in 2001 gave him the Street Stock Track Championship title. 2000 T.J. Moves to Street Stocks, Rookie of the Year, Baer Field, named Sportsman of the Year T.J. won his history-making race at Baer Field in 2000 racing Street Stocks. His 2000 season ended with T.J. being 3rd in Points, and this earned him the title of Rookie of the Year. Following not only the winning career of his father, but winning with integrity, On track Ministries bestowed upon T.J. the title of Sportsman of the Year. 1998-1999 T.J. launches his career with go-karts T.J. started racing go-karts at Baer Field Speedway in 1998. His first year, he finished 4th in overall points with 4 wins. Showing the promise of a continually improving career, in 1999 T.J. increased his total wins to 22. This ended the season for T.J. with him in 2nd position in points. T.J. shows the promise of being a true champion. He has a personal determination to improve on his wins year-after-year. He has the support of his family from a logistics and financial standpoint, but most of all; the drive to win is in his blood, passed on from generation upon generation of drivers before him.