Meet Kenna, the 20-year-old that was inspired by watching her Dad race in Modifieds, got in her first Mini-Cup at age 11 and hasn't looked back since.

 

Kenna moved from Mini-Cup to Bandolero, winning the Championship at her Home Track, All American Speedway, in 2019. Her Jr. Late Model debut in 2020 at AAS earned her the Runner-up spot in the Championship. She returned in 2021 to win the Championship.

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Madera Speedway was added to the 2021 schedule. The season saw her voted "Most Improved Driver" and become one of only three girls to podium in a MAV-TV televised Jr Late Model race.

 

In 2022, Kenna made history as the youngest winner of a Pro Late Model race at All American Speedway. Finishing the season as the Runner-up in points at AAS, she finished with two wins and 11 second-place finishes.

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The following year, 2023, marked Kenna's full-time debut in Pro Late Models at Madera Speedway and her first time in Super Late Models. With consistent top-three speed throughout the season, she secured two wins, seven Top 5s, one Top 10, and made history at Madera Speedway as the first girl to set fast time in qualifying.

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The 2024 season Kenna competed in both the Wild West Super Series and the Berco Pro Late Model Series at All American Speedway and earned the championship in both! She also ran in the Inaugural CARS Tour West series and finished 4th in points.

 

In 2025, Kenna persevered through challenges and won the California State Championship, the All American Speedway Pro Late Model Championship, and was honored with the Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award.

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Beyond the track Kenna's life is a mix of training at the gym, karting, working at Sinister Diesel, playing video games, picking up archery, spending time with friends and traveling with her parents and her younger sister.