A Little History

Brittany drove her first go kart when she was 5 years old at Story Book Gardens in London Ontario. This planted the seed for what was to follow.

In 2006, Brittany started her racing career when she was 10 years old. She entered into the Canadian Rookie Karting Series in Hamilton, driving an F1-K Honda powered go kart. This is a driver training series where she was one of the few female drivers racing against males. Brittany ended her rookie season 8th in points. Brittany loves competing in this male dominated sport.

In 2007, she began to find her winning ways. After attending the Robert Wickens Racing School, Brittany ended the season with 6 wins, 3 seconds and 3 third place finishes. She then won the 2007 Canadian Rookie Karting Series Championship. Brittany was asked to become a driver for the 2008 Canadian National CRG Racing Team under a scholarship. Brittany joined Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving. Thru her racing, she is helping to raise awareness of the dangers involved with impaired driving, distracted driving and street racing.

In 2008, Brittany began driving for the National Team in Hamilton. She gained the respect of the other drivers and fans, both on and off the track. Brittany was fortunate to meet and talk with her racing heroes, Indy Car driver Danica Patrick and Nascar driver Tony Stewart. She ended the season in the top ten in points.

In 2009, at the age of 13, Brittany has made the switch from open wheel racing to stock cars. She is racing at Delaware Speedway in the senior division of the Krown Rust Control, Junior Canadian Auto Racing Series, driving the #14 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Brittany is looking forward to competing and the challenges that lay ahead of her this season.