This young racer grew up racing BMX bicycles and Quarter Midget cars. With the help from
her family and some close racing friends, she started racing stock cars on the half-mile dirt
track in Barberville, Florida. Alli finished the 2003 season 6th in championship points out of a
field of 27 cars. Alli compiled of pretty impressive list of statistics logging 2 wins, 6 top fives
and 8 top ten finishes. On May 10, 2003 she won the heat race and feature race all in the same
night. Alli has also battled her way from 25th position to 3rd that had the fans on their feet
cheering for her. To win at this level so fast is not a common occurrence. But Alli has already
proven that she is anything but common. All this was accomplished while she was thirteen and
fourteen year’s old racing against adult men.
In 2004 she moved up to racing Mini Stocks on asphalt and went on to finish 3rd in
championship points and took “Rookie of the Year” honors.
In 2005 Alli moved up to asphalt Late Models and raced on a ½ mile asphalt track. She
finished the year, 3rd in points and was again awarded the “Rookie of the Year” title.
In 2006 she ran several races in the Florida Goodyear Challenge series while preparing for her
move to North Carolina.
At the end of 2006 The National Labor Management Cooperation Committee (NLMCC), The
National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) and the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers (IBEW) have signed on to be the sole sponsor for Alli Owens Racing.
In 2007 Alli was racing a full season in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series at Hickory
Motor Speedway in North Carolina and possibly a few Hooters Pro Cup races.
The 2008 season brings Alli to the ARCA RE/MAX Series. With continued support from her
sponsors, she will driver the No. 12 ElectrifyingCareers.com Chevrolet. With her sights set on a
future career as a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Driver, the 19 year old is optimistic about the
challenges ahead.
You can read more about Alli on her Teams Web Site.
her family and some close racing friends, she started racing stock cars on the half-mile dirt
track in Barberville, Florida. Alli finished the 2003 season 6th in championship points out of a
field of 27 cars. Alli compiled of pretty impressive list of statistics logging 2 wins, 6 top fives
and 8 top ten finishes. On May 10, 2003 she won the heat race and feature race all in the same
night. Alli has also battled her way from 25th position to 3rd that had the fans on their feet
cheering for her. To win at this level so fast is not a common occurrence. But Alli has already
proven that she is anything but common. All this was accomplished while she was thirteen and
fourteen year’s old racing against adult men.
In 2004 she moved up to racing Mini Stocks on asphalt and went on to finish 3rd in
championship points and took “Rookie of the Year” honors.
In 2005 Alli moved up to asphalt Late Models and raced on a ½ mile asphalt track. She
finished the year, 3rd in points and was again awarded the “Rookie of the Year” title.
In 2006 she ran several races in the Florida Goodyear Challenge series while preparing for her
move to North Carolina.
At the end of 2006 The National Labor Management Cooperation Committee (NLMCC), The
National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) and the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers (IBEW) have signed on to be the sole sponsor for Alli Owens Racing.
In 2007 Alli was racing a full season in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series at Hickory
Motor Speedway in North Carolina and possibly a few Hooters Pro Cup races.
The 2008 season brings Alli to the ARCA RE/MAX Series. With continued support from her
sponsors, she will driver the No. 12 ElectrifyingCareers.com Chevrolet. With her sights set on a
future career as a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Driver, the 19 year old is optimistic about the
challenges ahead.
You can read more about Alli on her Teams Web Site.
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