And Zach will be bidding for a second National crown aboard his father's familiar No. 50z entry, while also taking in a selected slate of Sooner Region events in Terry Henry's No. 92 mount.

After getting a taste of ASCS competition in 1999, Zach hit the road full-time in 2000 and didn’t miss an ASCS National Tour event until five years later when ARCA commitments forced him to miss several shows.

Following a fifth-place ranking in 2000, Zach became the youngest champion in ASCS National Tour history by capturing the title at just 19 years of age in 2001. Zach followed up with three consecutive third-place rankings from 2002 to 2004 before finishing out the 2005 season in ninth after finally missing several events.

Zach’s streak of consecutive events-competed-in ended at 199, with his first absence also snapping a streak of 101 consecutive feature starts. Zach was the first driver in series history to compete in more than 100 consecutive feature events, a mark that only one other driver has surpassed.

Zach scored the first of his seven ASCS National Tour feature wins during the 2001 Speedweek finale at Oklahoma City's State Fair Speedway, adding three wins in 2002 (Beaumont, Murfreesboro and Jetmore), two more in 2003 (Murfreesboro and Yellville) and one more in 2004 (Nebraska Raceway Park).

Just 25 years old as the 2008 season fires to life, Zach ranks sixth in ASCS National Tour history with 250 career feature starts. Along the way, Zach has posted 102 top-fives and 179 top-tens.

Zach also has three career ASCS Sooner Region feature wins to his credit, claiming victories at Lawton, Tulsa and Fayetteville.

1999

• Ran Only part-time with ASCS National Tour
  
• Horizon Award (ASCS National Tour)

• First full season with ASCS National Tour
  
• Pefect Attendance
  
• Young Lion Award
  
• 11 Hard Charger Award
  
• 5th in the 360 Natonals Nationals
  
• 2nd in Rookie of the Year Points
  
• Knoxville Hall of Fame Wild Card - (Voted on by the National 360 Sprint Car Pole)

• Second Full Season with ASCS National Tour
  
• Pefect Attendance
  
• 1st Career A-Feature Win
  
• 35 Top-Five Finishes
  
• 43 Top-Ten Finishes
  
• Top 360 National Driver of the Year - (Voted on by the National 360 Sprint Car Pole)
  
• ASCS National Tour Champion - (Youngest 360 Driver to win a Championship)
  
• Brodix Most Improved Driver
  
• Hard Charger Award

• Third full season with ASCS National Tour
  
• Pefect Attendance
  
• 3rd in ASCS National Points Standings
  
• Four A-Feature Wins
  
• 32 Top-Five Finishes
  
• 43 Top-Ten Finishes

• Fourh full season with ASCS National Tour
  
• Pefect Attendance
  
• 3rd in ASCS National Points Standings
  
• 24 Top-Five Finishes
  
• 43 Top-Ten Finishes
  
• 2 A-Feature Wins

• Fifth full season with ASCS National Tour
  
• Pefect Attendance
  
• 3rd in ASCS National Points Standings
  
• 4th in the 360 Knoxville Nationals
  
• 3rd in Mr. Sprint Car Standings Knoxville Speedweek
  
• 27 Top-Five Finishes
  
• 40 Top-Ten Finishes
  
• 2 A-Feature Wins
  
• 3rd in Sprints Bandits Points (Inaugural Season)
  
• Set Fast Time & New Track Record at the Ultimate Challenge in Oskaloosa,IA with the SCRA Non-Wing (5th Occasion to race non-wing)

• Was Ninth in ASCS National Points with only a partial schedule
  
• Completed the Andy Hillenburg Driving School
  
• Ran in four ARCA Series races
  
• Ran Fifth in First ARCA Series Start
  

• Ran in ASCS National and Sooner Series races for Terry Henry Motorsports
  
• Joined Hard Eight Racing Team at the end of the 2006 season
  
• Ran the last four World of Outlaw races in Arizona and at Las Vegas
  

• Ran in the World of Outlaws for half a season before a knee injure sidelined him
  
• Had 2 Quick Time Awards with the World of Outlaws at Lake of the Ozarks Speedway
  and Tri-State Speedway
  
• Had a Top 5 with the World of Outlaws at Tri-State Speedway
  
• Finshed 6th in the Short Track Nationals