Welcome to Kercie Jung Racing
Who is Kercie Jung?
Introduction
Kercie Jung is thirteen years old, has been racing since she was seven years old, and is currently in the eighth grade. In 2019 Kercie will be competing in the Junior Late Model Division at Madera Speedway.
Mini Dwarfs
Kercie started racing Mini Dwarfs in 2013, at dirt tracks around California including Bakersfield Speedway, Santa Maria Speedway and Rocky Hill Speedway. In 2014 Kercie started racing on Asphalt at Kern County Raceway Park (KCRP) in Bakersfield, California.
Bandoleros
In 2016 Kercie stepped up to the Bandolero Division, racing at tracks around California which included Irwindale, The Orange Show Speedway, The Speedway at Willow Springs, Kern County Raceway Park and Madera.
Things You Might Not Know About Kercie
Why Pink?
Kercie campaigns the bright Pink paint scheme on all of her cars and racing related materials in honor of her aunt, who passed away from Breast Cancer ten years ago. This has become one of her trademarks, along with her number “17” which adorns all her cars.
Brayden's Brave Heart
In addition to Breast Cancer awareness, Kercie is also involved in local community events and worthy causes. Recently a friend of hers passed away due to issues with his heart. He needed a transplant and Kercie was a supporter and spokesperson, helping to raise awareness and funds for her friend, Brayden Eidenshink (“Brayden’s Brave Heart”). In honor of Brayden, he will always have a mention on her car.
Women in Racing
Kercie understands the importance of women having the same respect in racing as men, even though she has never experienced any negative actions from her competitors over her gender. She wants to continue to be a voice and an example to the public and her fans that gender plays no part in racing. Women are just as capable and successful in racing, and life, as long as you work hard and are dedicated to doing your best.
Kercie's Ride for 2019
Junior Late Model
Kercie’s Late Model is a Victory Circle chassis that was first run by David Mayhew in 2013 and 2014, at Kern County Raceway Park, where David won several track championships with this car.
The car weighs 2900 lbs, is powered by a GM 602 crate motor that puts out 355 HP, and will be restricted to run in the Junior Late Model Series. The body is fiberglass, and the frame is a tubular chassis design.
This car also competed on the Southwest Tour circuit before being purchased by Kercie Jung Racing in 2018.
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