Jackie's racing career began at age 9 running Quarter Midgets. It was a long hard road. It took a while
for her, as a driver, and her father, as a crew chief, to come together as one. It was a great family
experience, with her mother working in the tower, and her brother Jake helping on the cars.
Jackie went from racing one car to three cars and very soon she set track records, and has won over
sixty-five races to date.
Jackie is currently 17 years old. Her father is a die-hard racer who has been driving for over twenty
years. At just eleven years of age, Jackie got her first taste of "big boy" racing when she took her
dad's 358 Limited Sprint Car out for a ride around Grandview Speedway in Pennsylvania. After
returning to the pits, she was greeted by a number of real sprint drivers and a round of applause.
The 2003 season she ran a D/A Modified at Mahoning Valley Speedway. She competed against men
that were almost three times her age. Jackie won 2003 Most Popular Driver, 2003 Rookie of the
Year, and 2nd place overall in Points Standings. The season unfolded 4 heats wins and 1 feature win.
2004, Jackie not only campaigned her D/A Modified, but a Asphalt Late Model as well. By season's
end, Jackie was 6th in Points Standing in the Modified Division and 9th in Points in the Late Model
division. Putting her at the top of the Rookie Ranks. The 2005 season, Jackie started 14 Late Model
races at Mountain Speedway and finished in the top ten 12 times and the top five once finishing 5th in
points. Jackie took season time in 2006 to move to Mooresville, North Carolina. She ran four 358 dirt
sprint car races as well.
Now living in Race City USA she will be running at the legendary Hickory Motor Speedway. She an
internship at CM Motorsports in Mooresville. This will help her get all the experience she needs to
further her racing career.
Jackie has also completed the Advance Course from Finish Line Racing School, Lyn St. James Driver
Developmental Program, as well as Wayne Anderson's Fast Lane Racing School. All of the schools
have proven to be very educational and beneficial to the team.
You can read much more about Jackie on her Web Site.
for her, as a driver, and her father, as a crew chief, to come together as one. It was a great family
experience, with her mother working in the tower, and her brother Jake helping on the cars.
Jackie went from racing one car to three cars and very soon she set track records, and has won over
sixty-five races to date.
Jackie is currently 17 years old. Her father is a die-hard racer who has been driving for over twenty
years. At just eleven years of age, Jackie got her first taste of "big boy" racing when she took her
dad's 358 Limited Sprint Car out for a ride around Grandview Speedway in Pennsylvania. After
returning to the pits, she was greeted by a number of real sprint drivers and a round of applause.
The 2003 season she ran a D/A Modified at Mahoning Valley Speedway. She competed against men
that were almost three times her age. Jackie won 2003 Most Popular Driver, 2003 Rookie of the
Year, and 2nd place overall in Points Standings. The season unfolded 4 heats wins and 1 feature win.
2004, Jackie not only campaigned her D/A Modified, but a Asphalt Late Model as well. By season's
end, Jackie was 6th in Points Standing in the Modified Division and 9th in Points in the Late Model
division. Putting her at the top of the Rookie Ranks. The 2005 season, Jackie started 14 Late Model
races at Mountain Speedway and finished in the top ten 12 times and the top five once finishing 5th in
points. Jackie took season time in 2006 to move to Mooresville, North Carolina. She ran four 358 dirt
sprint car races as well.
Now living in Race City USA she will be running at the legendary Hickory Motor Speedway. She an
internship at CM Motorsports in Mooresville. This will help her get all the experience she needs to
further her racing career.
Jackie has also completed the Advance Course from Finish Line Racing School, Lyn St. James Driver
Developmental Program, as well as Wayne Anderson's Fast Lane Racing School. All of the schools
have proven to be very educational and beneficial to the team.
You can read much more about Jackie on her Web Site.
