Taylor Reimer
NASCAR racing // Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
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Taylor Reimer, born Dec 2, 1999, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a rising motorsport talent from go-kart beginnings to historic midget victories and ARCA participations.
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I was never insecure, rather determined to break female stereotypes in racing and prove people wrong.
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Taylor Reimer is a groundbreaking motorsports competitor who became the first woman to win a National Midget feature race in 2022, breaking barriers in a predominantly male sport while balancing racing with academic excellence.
EARLY YEARS
Born on December 2, 1999, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Taylor was introduced to racing at just six years old when her father Curt put her in her first go-kart. Her mother Juliana initially had reservations about racing but quickly became supportive after seeing her daughter’s natural talent and enthusiasm. By 2005, she was competing in 50cc go-karts at the Tulsa Kart Club, beginning a journey that would establish her as one of the sport’s rising stars.
EARLY SUCCESS
Taylor’s racing prowess became evident early, earning her a track championship by age 8. As she progressed to Junior Sprints and Restricted Winged Micros at Port City Raceway, she collected numerous victories and became the track’s winningest female driver. In 2011, she demonstrated her exceptional talent by placing second at the prestigious Tulsa Shootout, a significant achievement that foreshadowed her future success in higher levels of competition.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2011: Won a track championship at Port City Raceway[4].
- 2022: Became the first woman to win a national midget feature race at an Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series event in May[4].
- 2022: Graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Health and Exercise Science and a minor in Business, achieving a 3.92 GPA[1][4].
- 2022: Raced at the T-Town Midget Showdown at Port City Raceway, April 22-23[1].
- 2022: Qualified second at the Turkey Night Grand Prix, creating the first all-woman front row in USAC history alongside Kaylee Bryson[1].
- 2022: Achieved top-ten finishes in each of the last four national events that season[1].
- 2024: Competed in the Limited Late Model at Hickory Motor Speedway[2].
REPUTATION
Reimer has established herself as a versatile competitor who excels in both dirt and pavement racing. Her 2021 move to Keith Kunz Motorsports marked her entry into national-level competition in the USAC Midget Championship, where she quickly proved her capability against the sport’s best drivers. After making history as the first female winner in National Midget racing, she successfully transitioned to the ARCA Menards Series with Venturini Motorsports, demonstrating remarkable adaptability between racing disciplines and cementing her status as one of motorsport’s most promising talents.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
Taylor’s long-term aspirations center on advancing to NASCAR, following a strategic progression through racing’s ranks. She plans to continue developing her skills on pavement after building a strong foundation in dirt racing, with the ultimate goal of competing at NASCAR’s highest levels. Her methodical approach to career development, combined with her proven ability to succeed across different racing disciplines, positions her well for achieving these ambitions.
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