Part-time ARCA Menards Series driver Taylor Reimer isn’t afraid of the spotlight, that’s for sure.
Reimer, a former cheerleader for the University of Oklahoma, made her debut in the ARCA Menards Series in 2023. She appeared in two dirt races that season and recorded a top-10 finish. After representing Venturini Motorsports for a few years, she partnered up with Pinnacle Racing Group in 2026. So far, that partnership has produced great results for her (three finishes inside the top six).
“I feel like it’s been going well,” Reimer said. “Being fully funded by the sponsors I bring in, I feel like I’m doing the most out of what I can. Not being able to be full-time in anything is definitely hard when you’re racing against guys who run every single weekend. I’m just continuing to try and get better each and every race.”
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Not only has Reimer proven herself behind the wheel, she has clearly become quite popular in the motorsports community with over 112,000 followers on Instagram.
With that being said, Reimer has gone viral plenty of times over the past few seasons.
History awaits for Taylor Reimer.
If Reimer wins this Sunday’s dirt race at the Springfield Mile in Illinois, she’d become the first woman to win an ARCA Menards Series (national) event.
“I honestly don’t really care about being the first female or anything like that,” Reimer said. “I just want to win in everything I get in. To [be the first female National Midget] winner was cool, but just to be able to win was more special than anything.”
This Sunday’s ARCA race will begin at 2 p.m. ET on FS1.
