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.

The Brittney Zamora Racing program allows for flexibility at the track and more importantly away from the track. NASCAR was the first sport to successfully return to action in 2020 and the only sport (as of now) that was able to complete their full season(s). We expect no less in 2021. Our intent for 2021 is to have meet-and-greet events at the track (COVID restrictions permitting) and at off-track venues (hotel, restaurants, night club, go-kart track, TopGolf, etc..) to provide an experience for our partners and their guests. 

Brittney Zamora’s Pit Road Pals was started to help increase awareness for shelter pets. Brittney believes her racing platform and coast-to-coast travels provide unique opportunities for her to use the loyal NASCAR fan base and popularity in the pursuit to help find shelter pets forever homes. Brittney has made it her mission to “Pedal Down for Pets” at each track she visits.

On the track or off-track Brittney is a rising star still looking to reach her full potential. The 2021 season will start very soon. Don't miss an opportunity to be a part of the Brittney Zamora story. Find out how the Brittney Zamora Racing program can be an asset and partner to your business needs.