Everything about Kim Crosby totally explained
Kim Crosby (born
December 8,
1964 in
Tallahassee, Florida) is a
NASCAR Busch Series driver and driving instructor. Before she became a NASCAR driver, she served as a middle school principal, resigning in
December 2004 to focus full-time on her driving career.
Crosby originally was a
drag racer, competing in the
NHRA and
IHRA for fifteen years. She began oval racing in
2000 at the
Buck Baker Driving School, where she graduated in the advanced class. She would later return to work at the school as an instructor at the school's satellites at
Bristol Motor Speedway,
Atlanta Motor Speedway, and
Darlington Raceway. She also ran the Florida Fast Trucks Series.
In
2003, she made her debut in the
ARCA RE/MAX Series, where her best finish came in her first start, a 21st at
Kentucky Speedway. She ran two more races that year in the ARCA series. In
2004, she was signed to drive the #28 for
Black Cat Racing, but left the team during Speedweeks. She ended up making her Busch Series debut at
Talladega Superspeedway, finishing 20th in the #51
Boudreaux's Butt Paste Dodge owned by
Ware Racing Enterprises. She ran three more races for Ware that season, her best finish coming in her Talladega debut. She closed out the year running for
ORTEC Motorsports, finishing 38th at the
Aaron's 312.
She signed to drive for
GIC-Mixon Motorsports in
2005, driving the #24 Butt Paste
Chevrolet. After failing to qualify for each of her first three starts, GIC-Mixon bought the owner's points to the #7 car previously fielded by
NEMCO Motorsports, and she made the next two races, her best finish a 35th at Atlanta. By mid-season, she left GIC and signed to drive the #26
Chevrolet for
Keith Coleman Racing, finishing 28th at
Daytona International Speedway. After only being able to qualify for one other race that year and resigned from the team.
In
2006, it was announced she'd run a part-time schedule for
Frank Cicci Racing with Jim Kelly. She made her first start for the team in June at the
Milwaukee Mile, starting 41st after wrecking during qualifying, then finishing 40th after suffering electrical problems early in the race. She has recently become head of
HerRacing.com
, an online community for female racecar drivers.
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