CONCORD, N.C. — Taylor Reimer will make her ARCA Menards Series Debut with Venturini Motorsports at the Illinois State Fairgrounds Dutch Boy 100 on August 20.
The 23-year-old’s introduction to the racing world came early, at the age of six she began racing go-karts in her hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. From there she transitioned to Jr. Sprints, picking up multiple track championships and over 40 A-Feature wins. Her jump to Restricted Winged Micros saw her expand on her existing accomplishments and she now holds the title of winningest female in the history of Port City Raceway.
Reimer took a brief hiatus from her racing pursuits to tackle academic goals, graduating with Honors from the University of Oklahoma in 2022 with a degree in Health and Exercise Science and a minor in Business.
Reimer returned to motorsports in 2021 racing midgets. That year she was able to secure a heat race victory at her first career USAC race. Following a historic run of back-to-back national midget podiums, Reimer would go on to become the first woman to win a national midget feature race at the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series race at Millbridge Speedway in May of 2022.
With dreams of working her way up the ranks of NASCAR and inspiring other women along the way, Reimer is thrilled to be making her ARCA Menards Series debut.
“I’m very excited to make my ARCA debut with Venturini Motorsports,” Reimer said. “Thank you Toyota Racing, Buzzballz Cocktails, VMS, and everyone who supports and believes in me.”
Reimer has expressed her desire to expand her racing resumé and venture into stock cars.
“I grew up racing on dirt so the stock car aspect will definitely be a learning curve,” Reimer said. “I have tested a late model a couple of times and have gotten more and more comfortable in the car each time. I’m up for the challenge of trying new things and I’m looking forward to furthering my career in racing.”