Brittney Zamora

Brittney Zamora is a rising star in NASCAR, known for her record-breaking achievements and dedication to increasing female representation in motorsports. After becoming the first female to win both a race and a championship in the Northwest Super Late Model Series in 2017, Brittney Zamora went on to repeat this unprecedented achievement in 2018, securing her second consecutive championship title in the series. Her exceptional talent was further recognized in 2018 when she was named the Washington State Rookie of the Year in NASCAR’s Whelen All-American Series, marking a significant early career milestone. These foundational successes quickly established Zamora as a formidable presence in motorsports.

Building on her regional dominance, Zamora was invited as one of just 12 drivers to NASCAR’s prestigious 2019 Drive for Diversity combine, a pivotal program for identifying and cultivating promising talent. This invitation ushered her onto the national racing stage, where she competed full-time in the K&N Pro Series West with Bill McAnally Racing, alongside a part-time schedule in the K&N Pro Series East during the same year. Her consistent performance and dedication to the sport underscored her rapid ascent through the ranks. In 2021, Zamora further expanded her professional portfolio, making her debut in the ARCA Menards Series with Rette Jones Racing.

25 Pro Late Model for Rackley W.A.R. and competes full-time in the highly competitive Show Me The Money series at the Montgomery Motor Speedway, continuing to showcase her formidable skills on prominent circuits. Beyond her competitive endeavors, Zamora remains a vocal advocate for increasing female representation in motorsports, actively inspiring young girls and working to break stereotypes within the male-dominated sport. Her influential role in the sport was recognized with the prestigious NASCAR Wendall Scott Trailblazer Award, cementing her status as a pioneer and role model for the next generation of drivers.