In the conversation for greatest sprint car driver of all-time, #BellAthlete Donny Schatz has made a career out of breaking records and winning at every corner on the biggest stage in the sport. A full-time World of Outlaws Sprint Car competitor since 1997, Schatz is a 10-time series champion and has won the biggest race, the Knoxville Nationals, 10 times as well. Driving for Tony Stewart Racing, the Minot, North Dakota native has turned into one of the sports biggest ambassadors.

Bursting into the sport at the age of 20 in 2004, #BellAthlete Brad Keselowski, a native of Rochester Hills, Michigan, started out in the NASCAR Truck Series before breaking through the ranks of the NASCAR Xfinity Series and eventually reaching the pinnacle, the NASCAR Cup Series. A phone call with Dale Earnhardt Jr. led to an opportunity with JR Motorsports that eventually catapulted him into the catbird seat at Team Penske. The 2012 NASCAR Cup champion has claimed 30 victories over his 12-year career and established himself as a top tier driver in the series.

As a winner of four consecutive SKUSA Pro Tour X-30 Senior championships, #BellAthlete Ryan Norberg is arguably one of the greatest talents showcased under the SuperKarts USA! banner. The 22-year old native of Orlando, Florida has been proving his worth in the karting world for several years now and it has all culminated with his torrid stretch over the last handful of years with accomplishments such as ROK National Championships, SKUSA Pro Tour Titles, Driver of the Year honors, and so much more.

The daughter of motocross and off-road legend, Brian Deegan, #BellAthlete Hailie Deegan is now carrying the torch to the next generation as she makes her own splash in the racing world. At 18 years old, Hailie has already signed a Ford Racing Development deal and will compete full-time in the ARCA Menards Series in 2020. She has already made history as the only female to ever win in the K&N Pro Series, now she turns her attention to the Truck Series as her path towards the top picks up.

One of the best to do it in the modern era of dirt modified racing, #BellAthlete Nick Hoffman has won just about anything and everything across the country. He’s a four-time champion of the DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park and a two-time king of the grueling DIRTcar Modified Nationals aka “The Hell Tour.” An Illinois native and Mooresville, North Carolina resident, Hoffman continues to give back to the racing world with his creation and success of Elite Chassis. Outside of modified racing, Hoffman dabbled in the NASCAR Trucks Series with a top-ten performance at Eldora Speedway’s Dirt Derby in 2018.

Not many people can say they have made a living out of driving at 300+ MPH, but #BellAthlete J.R. Todd certainly can. At 38 years old, Todd of Lawrenceburg, Indiana has established himself as not only a champion, but a history-maker in the National Hot Rod Association. He is one of only 16 drivers in the long, storied history of the NHRA to win in both Funny Car and Top Fuel and more memorably, he became the first African American driver to win an NHRA Funny Car Championship in 2018 with Kalitta Motorsports.

A 22-year old Oklahoma transplant, #BellAthlete Jason McDougal made a splash in the dirt world back in 2018 with his meteoric rise from weekly micro sprint action to the big leagues of USAC Midgets, Sprint Car and Silver Crown competition. Born into a family rich with racing history, it was as if his career was destined before it began. He stunned the world by winning three Golden Drillers in one night at the 2018 Tulsa Shootout which propelled him to a move to Indiana. Since then, fans have grown accustomed and drawn towards J-Mac’s unique persona as a winning driver and future superstar in the iconic ranks of USAC Racing.