Racerfører Matt Jaskol

Matt Jaskol, born on October 15, 1984, is a versatile American racing driver hailing from Thousand Oaks, California, but raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jaskol's career spans various motorsports disciplines, including karting, open-wheel racing, and stock car racing, including NASCAR's Xfinity and Truck Series. Beyond racing, he has also found success as a stunt driver, skydiving instructor, and even as a reality TV personality.

Jaskol's early career was marked by success in karting, winning the SKUSA SuperNationals and a World Karting Association championship in 1998. He transitioned to open-wheel racing, joining the Red Bull Driver Search program and winning Red Bull's first North American race in Formula BMW USA in 2004. The following year, he clinched the ASA Speed Truck Challenge championship. He further honed his skills in the Indy Pro Series. In NASCAR, Jaskol has competed in the Xfinity and Truck Series, showcasing his adaptability across different racing formats. In 2016, he experienced victory as a spotter for Alexander Rossi's winning effort at the Indianapolis 500.

Outside of racing, Jaskol has cultivated a diverse career. He has worked as a stunt driver in films and appeared on ABC's reality show "Castaways," where he survived for 41 days. He is also a professional skydiver with thousands of jumps and works as a tandem instructor. Jaskol dedicates time to his family's woodworking business and supports local Las Vegas charities. His multifaceted career reflects a passion for adventure and a drive to excel in various fields.