By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Sprint Car driver Harli White has announced that her family is selling their Sprint Car operation. Despite the sale, she is not giving up on racing.
In fact, she would like to be a hired driver, either on dirt or asphalt. No asking price was listed.
“It is with a heavy heart that I’m posting [on Tuesday] to let my friends, fans, tracks and fellow racers know that I will be selling my family race team effective [immediately],” White said in a Facebook post. “Since 2008 my first race ever my parents have worked hard everyday to provide a team for me to operate and drive for! I am so very appreciative of all of the wonderful years we have had and all the accomplishments, friendships, partnerships we have made in the racing community and beyond!
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“Myself is by far not ready to hang up the helmet at all, I would love to explore other opportunities to potentially drive for other teams or individuals! Whether that’s a sprint car, midget, micro, modified, late model or asphalt! I love anything and everything racing!”
White last competed, according to Turn Three, on October 17, 2020. She finished 13th in a race at Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Texas.
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She made three starts with the Ollie’s Bargain Outlet All Star Circuit of Champions. White also made 17 starts in 2020 with the Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Car Dirt Series.
She also had one win in the 17 starts. White also had three Top 5 starts.
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“I want to thank everyone that has helped my team grow, all of my sponsors, crew chiefs, fans, family, series and tracks that have supported the Harli White Racing Team along the way!,” she also said. “If you’re interested in talking to me personally about working together in the future you can contact me on here or email – harliwhite17w@gmail.com.”
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