Blake Koch

Blake Koch is a semi-retired NASCAR driver and entrepreneur known for establishing FilterTime, an air filter delivery service, and his impactful racing career in various NASCAR series. After securing an eighth-place finish in the final point standings and earning recognition as the runner-up for Rookie of the Year in the 2009 NASCAR Camping World West Series, Blake Koch launched his impactful career in professional stock car racing. His 2009 NASCAR debut quickly established his potential within a highly competitive environment, laying the groundwork for future success. Koch advanced to the NASCAR Nationwide Series (now Xfinity Series) in 2011, achieving four top-twenty finishes and an eighteenth-place standing in the final points.

Following his robust 2016 and 2017 seasons with Kaulig Racing, Koch strategically shifted his focus away from full-time racing to concentrate on entrepreneurial endeavors. In 2017, he founded FilterTime, an innovative air filter delivery service. The venture rapidly gained traction, securing a key business partnership with NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. in 2019.

His multifaceted career demonstrates a unique blend of competitive achievement, entrepreneurial vision, and continued dedication to the NASCAR ecosystem.