Hailie Deegan
Hailie Deegan, the daughter of motocross legend Brian Deegan, races in the NASCAR Truck Series in the No. 1 truck for David Gilliland Racing.
Before joining the Truck Series in 2021, Deegan competed in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West 2018-19, where she won three times in two seasons, becoming the first female driver to win a race in the series.
In 2020, she competed with the ARCA Menards Series and had 17 top-10 finishes in the 20-race schedule.
Since 2021, Deegan has raced full-time with the Truck Series and found limited success, earning a single top-10 finish in her rookie season. While she hasn’t yet excelled on the track, she’s one of the sport’s most popular figures with a social media presence that has millions of followers.
Hailie Deegan had her title-winning crew chief taken away and in the first race at Bristol, he told his new driver how to exploit her weakness.
Hailie Deegan wasn't happy with how another driver raced her at Kansas and vowed to get revenge. It never happened.
Hailie Deegan candidly admits she's lacked confidence recently, which includes questioning her own ability and her racing future.
Hailie Deegan finished second in the SRX race at Eldora on Thursday. Winner Tony Stewart praised her performance and shut down her critics in the process.
Hailie Deegan didn't like a move that one Truck Series driver made against her on Saturday at Pocono and called him a “f******* weapon.”
Hailie Deegan admitted during the SRX race that she apologized to Daniel Suarez for an incident because she didn't want to be viewed as a “dirty” driver.
Hailie Deegan hit a new low at Mid-Ohio over the weekend, extending the worst stretch of racing in her Truck Series career, and is now below five of six rookie drivers in the points standings.
There are 10 shots remaining for drivers to win their way into the Cup Series playoffs.
Hailie Deegan's incidents on the track at North Wilkesboro were preceded by trouble before the race.
Hailie Deegan talks about not feeling welcome in NASCAR and repeatedly takes shots at drivers for a lack of personality. Several Cup Series drivers respond with their own opinions.
