WIC Week | Start Your Engines

Join us to fire up your engines for WIC Week!

We will be reading the Proclamation from Governor Bill Lee
and hearing from our guest speaker, female racecar driver, Brittney Zamora!

Monday, March 7th
9:00-10:30am
Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway

Event sponsored by:

Breakfast sponsored by:

About Brittney

Brittney is a second-generation driver that started racing at the age of four. Brittney's resume includes racing go-karts, mini stocks, late model, and she has completed her sixth season in Super Late Models (SLM) in the Northwest Super Late Models Series as well as her second season in the NASCAR ARCA West Series. 

Brittney has achieved race wins, won track championships, broken many track records, received multiple Rookie of the Year awards, and received the prestigious NASCAR Wendall Scott Trailblazer Award. This award is presented annually to an outstanding minority or female driver that competes in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. The Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award is selected by a committee, based on nominations received from drivers, crew members, and track operators.

Career Highlights

• First female to win in a Pro Late Model in the 63 year history of the the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
• First female driver to win a race in the Northwest Super Late Model Series
• Won rookie title in Northwest Super Late Model Series 2016
• One of seven drivers selected for the 2018  Kulwicki Driver Development Program 
• Recipient of NASCAR's 2018 Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award
• Won back-to-back championships in the Northwest Super Late Model Series in 2017 and 2018
• Washington State NASCAR Rookie of the Year in NASCAR Whelen All-American Series in 2018 
• 2020 – All American 400 Finished 11th out of 35 of the best drivers in the United States. 
• Fifth female to race the  All American 400 prestigious race, highest finishing female ever in the 35-year history of the race.