Natalie Decker on NASCAR, Her Racing Career & Her Parents Racing Legacy | Full Interview | Natalie Decker
May 24, 2026
YouTube channel: Racing Routes with Hamm
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ð Natalie Decker joins Racing Routes with Hamm for an in-depth conversation about her racing career, her journey through stock car racing, and the family legacy that helped shape her path in motorsports. In this full interview, Natalie Decker shares stories from her time in racing, what inspired her to compete, and the lessons sheâs learned along the way.
We also spotlight Natalieâs father and his incredible success as a snowmobile racing world champion, giving fans a deeper look at the racing roots behind Natalieâs career. From snowmobile racing to stock car racing, this episode explores the passion, dedication, and family legacy that continue to drive the Decker name in motorsports.
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Natalie joined us on Monday March 22, 2021 along with her Parents Chuck and Amy Decker. Natalie told how she got her start in Nascar Truck Series and then XFinity Series. Then, 23 yr old Natalie was a Nascar Truck & XFinity Series’ Driver, told her story, her Racing Routes (roots)
âªFrom Eagle River, Wisconsin.
âªBegged her dad for a go-kart and at age 9 received one.
âªWon 4 go-karting championships in 2 years.
âªAt age 12 she moved up to the 4 cylinder modified stock cars.
âªIn 2011 moved up to the Super Stock class and won the 2012 class championship out of 35 drivers.
⪠2013 ARCA Midwest Tour Rookie of the Year and finished 3rd in points at Marshfield Motor Speedway.
âªIn 2013 she also finished 3rd in the Midwest Truck series at Madison, Wisconsin.
âªIn 2014 she won 7 limited late model features and 2 super late model features.
âªIn 2015 was part of the Rev Racing Drive For Diversity program. In 2016 was a competitor in the Alan Kulwicki Driver Development program among 7 other drivers and was awarded $7,777.
âªIn 2017 She was in 3 ARCA races for Venturini Motorsports. In her first race after running in the top 10 for most of the day she finished 11th on the lead lap.
âªIn 2018 Venturini had signed her to run the entire season. In the season opener race at Daytona she finished 5th in a wreck filled race.
By seasons end she finished 7th in the ARCA point standings.
âªNovember 30, 2018 it was announced that she would race for DGR-Crosley to run limited Truck races as well as some ARCA and K&N races.
âªRan very first Truck Series race at Daytona in 2019.
âªIn 2020 she raced in the Truck series for Niece Motorsports.
âªHolds the record for highest finish for a female in the Camping World Truck Series history with a 5th place finish at Daytona February 14, 2020. (Truck series began in 1995.)
âªAfter being involved in a wreck with Spencer Boyd which took them both out of the July 11, 2019 Truck race at Kentucky later in the Truck garage she took his hat off of him and slammed it to the ground and was verbally warned by NASCAR.
âªHas raced in 33 Truck races over 2 years.
âªMade her debut in the Xfinity series this year February 5th running 5 races in the #23 for RSS Racing/Reaume Brothers Racing.
âªHer first Xfinity race was the Daytona Road Course. She started 21st and finished 40th due to a crash.
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