Brittney Zamora

Brittney Zamora, born on April 27, 1999, in Kennewick, Washington, began her racing career at the age of four, competing in go-karts. Her early passion for motorsports was nurtured by her family, leading her to transition into stock car racing as a teenager. Zamora quickly distinguished herself in the racing world, demonstrating considerable skill and determination from a young age.

Her career progression includes significant milestones such as becoming the first female to win a race and a championship in the Northwest Super Late Model Series, achieving this feat in both 2017 and 2018. In 2018, she was recognized as the Washington State Rookie of the Year in NASCAR’s Whelen All-American Series. Zamora was also one of 12 drivers invited to NASCAR’s 2019 Drive for Diversity combine, a program designed to foster talent from diverse backgrounds within the sport. This period marked her entry into the national racing scene, competing in the K&N Pro Series West and East. In 2021, Zamora debuted in the ARCA Menards Series with Rette Jones Racing, and later that year, she made history again by becoming the first woman to win a Pro Late Model feature race at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway. Currently, she races the No. 25 Pro Late Model for Rackley W.A.R. and competes full-time in the Show Me The Money series at the Montgomery Motor Speedway. Zamora has been supported by the Busch Light Accelerate Her program, which aims to provide resources and visibility for women in NASCAR.

Beyond her on-track accomplishments, Zamora is actively involved in advocating for women in racing. She aims to break stereotypes within the male-dominated sport and inspire young girls to pursue motorsports, emphasizing the importance of seeing female role models compete at high levels. Her involvement with programs like Busch Light Accelerate Her highlights her commitment to fostering a more inclusive environment in NASCAR, contributing to brand-building opportunities and increased visibility for women drivers.