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Tommy Kendall (born October 17, 1966) is an American race car driver and television broadcaster. His career has included years in NASCAR as well as the SCCA Trans-Am Series, which is where he enjoyed the most success of his career.

Kendall, a native of Santa Monica, California, earned a degree in economics from UCLA, and to this day maintains an avid interest in business. He ran in 14 NASCAR Winston Cup races from 1987 to 1998, but did not score a victory. He spent a year (1990) in the NASCAR Busch Series, but again, failed to gain a victory.

Kendall dominated the SCCA Trans-Am Series in the 1990s, scoring four series championships. His greatest year came in 1997, when he managed to win every single race on the schedule, except for one. During this time, Kendall also spent time on the IROC circuit.

In the 2000s, Kendall became a television analyst for the Champ Car Series. He is also the host of the Speed Test Drive promotional television series where he and another professional race car driver drive a new vehicle on a race course while being to remotely talk to each other and offer their positive thoughts on the car.

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