Brittney Zamora
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Brittney Zamora became the first female to win races and championships in the Northwest Super Late Model Series in 2017-2018, then made history again as the first woman to win at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway in 2021.
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Brittney Zamora made history as the first female to win both races and championships in the Northwest Super Late Model Series, then continued breaking barriers with her groundbreaking victory at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
EARLY YEARS
Born April 27, 1999, in Kennewick, Washington, Brittney grew up in the Pacific Northwest surrounded by racing. Coming from a racing family, she was exposed to motorsports from an early age, though the specific details of her first experiences behind the wheel remain part of her private story. By her teenage years, she was already making waves in the super late model scene across Washington and Oregon tracks.
OTHER INTERESTS
Information about Brittney’s interests outside of racing has not been publicly documented.
EARLY SUCCESS
Zamora’s breakthrough came during the 2017 and 2018 seasons when she dominated the Northwest Super Late Model Series. Racing extensively across Washington and Oregon tracks, she didn’t just participate—she rewrote the record books. Her back-to-back championship wins in 2017 and 2018 marked the first time a female driver had claimed both race victories and series championships in the Northwest Super Late Model Series, establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in regional stock car racing.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2017: First female to win a race in the Northwest Super Late Model Series.
- 2017: First female champion in the Northwest Super Late Model Series.
- 2018: Second consecutive championship in the Northwest Super Late Model Series.
- 2019: ARCA Menards Series West debut with Bill McAnally Racing, achieving 5th place season finish with 2 pole positions in 15 starts.
- 2021: First female to win a premier division race at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, Tennessee, capturing the Pro Late Model feature in a 100-lap race.
- 2021-present: Part-time competitor in ARCA Menards Series driving the No. 30 Ford for Rette Jones Racing.
INSPIRATIONS
While her racing family provided the foundation for her career, specific mentors and inspirational figures in Brittney’s journey have not been publicly documented.
REPUTATION
Zamora has earned recognition as a trailblazer in stock car racing, consistently breaking gender barriers in traditionally male-dominated series. Media coverage has highlighted her ability to “fly under the radar” while delivering breakthrough performances, from her record-setting regional championships to her historic Nashville victory. Her progression from local tracks to national ARCA competition demonstrates both consistency and the kind of quiet determination that makes other drivers take notice. She’s built a reputation not just for being the first female to achieve certain milestones, but for earning those achievements through genuine competitive skill.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
Brittney’s current racing schedule and future plans beyond her part-time ARCA Menards Series commitment with Rette Jones Racing have not been publicly announced.
References:
Wikipedia – Brittney Zamora
AccessWDUN – Nashville Fairgrounds Victory
NBC Sports Northwest – ARCA West Preview
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