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A junior Slingshot racer competing on North Dakota dirt ovals, Libby Keller has established herself as one of the more compelling young competitors in her region — a first-time feature winner, a points runner-up, and a visible part of a family that has helped build the Slingshot division from the ground up.

EARLY YEARS

No birthdate is available in the public record. What is clear is that Libby Keller races in the Junior Slingshot division — a class restricted to children roughly six to fourteen years old — at Dacotah Speedway in Mandan, North Dakota, and at Jamestown Speedway in Jamestown, North Dakota [18][29][45]. The Slingshot by Tobias Racing Series lists her as car number 10K, a designation that appears consistently across track recaps and series-level communications [54]. She is one of three sisters — Hailey, Libby, and Bridget Keller — who all compete in Slingshots on North Dakota dirt tracks while their father, Jeremy Keller, races in the IMCA Modified division at the same venues [33][34]. The family’s “Keller Sisters” YouTube channel documents race weekends from the driver’s perspective, with early vlogs titled “Keller Sisters Race in Mandan, ND! First Vlog!” and “Keller Sisters Go Racing at Dacotah Speedway!” providing first-person accounts of the racing life [33][34]. Jeremy Keller is no casual participant in the sport: Dacotah Speedway crowned him 2025 Johnson’s Wrecking IMCA Modified track champion after a season that included six feature wins, and he won the Modified title on Drive to Survive Night — a race in which he only needed to start to clinch the championship but went ahead and won outright [56][58]. That is the household Libby Keller is growing up in.

OTHER INTERESTS

No information about interests outside of racing is available in the public record.

EARLY SUCCESS

Dacotah Speedway added Junior Slingshots as a permanent weekly division after the Keller family played a significant role in building a base for the class at the track — a fact the speedway itself has stated publicly [38][46]. A KFYR-TV feature, promoted by the track under the headline “Keller family builds base for the future of racing in new slingshot division,” framed the family’s involvement as central to the class taking hold [40]. Dacotah Speedway has described the addition of Slingshots as the track “invest[ing] in the future of racing” [38]. Libby has been part of that foundation from early on, competing in the class during its development into a full-fledged weekly division.

On-track, she has shown consistent front-running form. A Mandan Dirt Series recap from May 9th describes her grabbing the lead on a restart in Slingshot competition — a moment the track reported with the kind of specificity reserved for decisive moves [10]. A separate Dacotah Speedway post noted that “Libby Keller left no doubt,” with a quote attributed to the driver describing her approach at the start: “At the start, I started up front, second place, and I just had to be quick on the gas and get out as fast as I…” [41]. On Championship Night at Dacotah Speedway, she lined up on the front row of the Slingshot feature alongside rival Caiden Davenport [29]. At Jamestown Speedway, she broke through as a first-time feature winner in the Junior Slingshots — a milestone the track congratulated publicly [18]. BEK Sports coverage of Dacotah Speedway events has also referenced the Keller sisters running near the front of Slingshot fields [36][51].

Her primary on-track rival through this stretch has been Caiden Davenport. The two have battled repeatedly at both Dacotah and Jamestown, with Davenport edging Keller for the seasonal points championship at Jamestown Speedway, where she finished runner-up in points [19]. The Championship Night pairing at Dacotah — front row, Keller and Davenport — captures the competitive dynamic between them in a single image [29].

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

• Year not specified: First-time feature winner in Junior Slingshots at Jamestown Speedway [18].
• Year not specified: Runner-up in seasonal points standings at Jamestown Speedway behind Caiden Davenport [19].
• Year not specified: Front-row starter on Championship Night at Dacotah Speedway in the Slingshot feature [29].
• Year not specified: Lead change on a restart at the Mandan Dirt Series event at Dacotah Speedway, May 9th [10].
• Year not specified: Recognized as a “Hard Charger” in Slingshot competition at Dacotah Speedway [54].

INSPIRATIONS

No direct statements about personal inspirations are available in the public record. What the sources do establish is that Libby races alongside her sisters and in the same venue as her father on the same nights — a competitive environment in which the standard being set by Jeremy Keller, a multi-time Dacotah Speedway IMCA Modified champion, is visible and immediate [33][56][58].

REPUTATION

Within the North Dakota grassroots racing community, Libby Keller is known as a front-runner who competes with consistent aggression and poise. The language used by Dacotah Speedway — “Libby Keller left no doubt” — is the kind of phrasing a track uses when a driver has made an impression [41]. Her runner-up finish in the Jamestown Speedway points standings and her repeated presence at the front of Dacotah Speedway Slingshot fields, alongside top rivals like Caiden Davenport and Gunner Raynard, place her among the stronger junior competitors in the region [18][19][29]. BEK Sports, the regional broadcaster that covers Dacotah Speedway events, has referenced the Keller sisters as a collective presence near the front of Slingshot fields — a form of recognition that extends beyond any single race result [36][51]. The KFYR-TV feature on the family, promoted by the speedway as a portrait of the division’s future, further reflects the esteem in which the Keller name — and by extension Libby’s place within it — is held at the local level [40][46].

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

No public statements about future racing goals or plans are available in the research. The Keller Sisters YouTube channel continues to document racing activity as of mid-2026, indicating that Libby remains active in junior Slingshot competition [34][33]. Beyond that, the record does not speak.

References:

Dacotah Speedway – Mandan Dirt Series May 9th Recap
Dacotah Speedway – Championship Night Recap
Jamestown Speedway – Congratulations to First-Time Feature Winner Libby Keller
Jamestown Speedway – Caiden Davenport Feature Win, Libby Keller Runner-Up
Keller Sisters – First Vlog! Race in Mandan, ND
Keller Sisters – YouTube Channel
Keller Sisters Go Racing at Dacotah Speedway!
Dacotah Speedway – Second Full Season of Junior Slingshots
Dacotah Speedway – KFYR-TV Feature on Slingshot Division
BEK Sports – Mandan Dirt Series at Dacotah Speedway
Slingshot by Tobias Racing Series – Libby Keller #10K
Dacotah Speedway – Jeremy Keller IMCA Modified Feature Win
Dacotah Speedway – Drive to Survive Night, Jeremy Keller Title Clinch
Dacotah Speedway TV – Slingshot Feature, Libby Keller Leads
Middleford Speedway – Junior Slingshot Class Description