Alexander Hawkins

Alexander Hawkins born Jedediah Alexander Hawkins VI (Born May 2, 1979) is a fictional American race car driver in the story Getting Round At The Track, and in the Macverse. He currently drives the #25 McDonald's Chevy Impala for Wilson Racing. His Crew Chief is Mark Stevens.

Alexander is also the defacto heir to the conglomerate Hawk Enterprises.

Early career
Alexander started racing Go-Karts at the age of ten. From the age of 15 to 18 he drove late model at his hometrack Riverhead Raceway in Riverhead, New York.

In 2000 he was offered a contract to race for the poorly funded McDennis Racing team in the then Bush North Series.

Nationwide Series
Alexander made his first, then Bush Series, start at Nazareth Speedway in 2000 during a Busch North Series/Busch Series Combo race.

After being noticed by Caleb and Matthew White during the 2001 Bush North Series, the two kept an eye on him during the 2002 Season and liked what they saw. During the off season they offered a contract to Alexander to drive the White Enterprises #44 Dodge Intrepid, which they were going to have sponsored by The United Parcel Service (UPS).

The plan was to have Alexander run the 2003 and 2004 Bush Series races and then bring him and UPS up to the Sprint Cup series, with the hope that he would help bring White Enterprises back to Victory Lane and bring back the glory the team once had.

The 2003 season started off slow, however as the season progressed, Alexander was getting better and better. This culminated in Alexander getting his first Nationwide win at Nashville Super-speedway.

2003 was the final year of UPS's contract with White Enterprises, and before the end of the year it was announced that they would leave White Enterprises for Buchanan Motorsports.

Since they were unable to find a sponsor for the 2004 season, White Enterprises closed down their Nationwide Series Program, and since they were unable to find a sponsor to run a second Sprint cup car they had to let Alexander go.

Rolex Series career
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Personal life
Jedediah Alexander Hawkins VI was born on May 2, 1979 to Jedediah Alexander Hawkins V and Martha Hawkins (Nee). His father was COO and heair to the family company Hawks Enterprises while his mother was a homemaker. Alexander is the oldest of two brothers Eleazer Hawkins, a Baseball player for the New York Yankees, and Jeremiah Hawkins a fellow NASCAR Sprint Cup driver with Mac Racing.