A native of Canton, Michigan; Justin Schroeder has quickly become a well known name in the Michigan short track racing community. Having been racing since the age of eight years old Justin has gained the respect of sponsors, fans, and his fellow competitors over the years.

In 1996 Justin began his racing career racing go karts driving for JMS Racing a family owned team by mother and father Mike and Lisa Schroeder in who Justin still competes for to this day. Over the years he compiled championships, numerous wins and, various accomplishments including multiple “Driver of the Year” honors at many of Michigan’s various karting tracks.

Then at the age of just sixteen years old Schroeder made the jump to street stocks at the quarter-mile ARCA sanctioned track of Flat Rock Speedway. Justin then captured the “Rookie of the Year” honors at the speedway along with a solid tenth place points standing finish in his first season of competition. After a few seasons full of solid top five and top ten finishes the youngster would make the biggest jump of his career.

With help from sponsors the JMS Racing team made the jump to the Outlaw Super Late Model ranks one if not the most competitive racing divisions in the Midwest racing scene. Justin competed at familiar tracks such as Flat Rock Speedway where he finished twelfth in the standings in just his first season including picking up a heat race win in the process. He also tackled the legendary Toledo Speedway; the home of the ARCA Remax series, were he finished sixth in the Gold Cup standing with keeping his nose clean and consistency.