Isabella Robusto

NASCAR racing // American

I’m excited for this incredible opportunity to return to Venturini and run full-time for a championship in the ARCA Menards Series. I can’t thank Toyota and VMS enough for putting me in this position. I feel confident going into the season and will set some big goals for myself; I’m here to learn but also compete for the title and challenge for the win each time out. Knowing I have a chance to become the first female to win at this level is also exciting and on my mind. There’s a lot of history with VMS and the ARCA Series and I’m proud to be a part of it.

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nickname:

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Birthday:

December 28, 2006 (19)

Birthplace:

Fort Mill, South Carolina, USA

racing type:

NASCAR racing

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racing status:

Pro

height (cm):

165

residence:

Fort Mill South Carolina United States

inspiration(s):

Danica Patrick, Kyle Busch

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Isabella Robusto is a trailblazing American stock car racer who has rapidly ascended through motorsport ranks, becoming one of Toyota Racing Development’s most promising young talents while breaking gender barriers in a traditionally male-dominated sport.

EARLY YEARS

Born on November 4, 2004, in Fort Mill, South Carolina, Isabella grew up immersed in racing culture. By age five, she was already behind the wheel of a go-kart, following in the footsteps of her brother Will, who later raced in the GT4 America series. Her progression was swift—moving from karts to Bandolero cars by age eight, and then to Legend Cars by eleven, demonstrating exceptional driving talent from the beginning.

EARLY SUCCESS

Robusto’s natural ability translated into remarkable early achievements on track. In 2018, she made history as the first female driver to win a national qualifier in Legend Cars, signaling her arrival as more than just another competitor. Throughout her development years, she accumulated hundreds of race victories and pole awards across various development series, establishing herself as a rising star. Her journey continued through Late Model Stock racing, where in 2022, she became the first female driver to podium in the SC 400 Late Model Stock race with Lee Faulk Racing.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2018: Became the first female driver to win a Legend Car national qualifier[1].
2022: First female to podium in the SC 400 Late Model Stock race with Lee Faulk Racing[4].
2024: Secured first General Tire Pole Award at Kansas Speedway in ARCA competition[5].
2024: Achieved five top-5 and eight top-10 finishes across 11 ARCA series starts[5].
2024: Led 59 laps in ARCA competition with two runner-up finishes at Illinois State Fairgrounds and Irwindale Speedway[5].

REPUTATION

Isabella has earned respect throughout the motorsports community for her unique combination of raw speed, technical skill, and mental fortitude. Unlike many young racers who focus solely on their sport, Robusto has maintained academic excellence alongside her racing career, demonstrating remarkable discipline and time management. On track, she’s developed a reputation for clean but assertive racing, never backing down from challenges while earning the respect of competitors twice her age. Most notably, her performances have shattered stereotypes about female drivers, with her results speaking louder than any preconceptions.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

For 2025, Robusto will compete full-time in the ARCA Menards Series, driving the No. 55 Toyota Camry for powerhouse team Venturini Motorsports, beginning with the season opener at Daytona International Speedway. Her explicitly stated goals include becoming the first woman to win a national ARCA race in the series’ 71-year history and contending for the championship. With Toyota Racing Development’s continued backing, she aims to climb the NASCAR development ladder, with aspirations of eventually reaching the top levels of NASCAR competition while inspiring the next generation of female racers.