About Brielle

Hello, my name is Brielle Stern, the driver, car owner, and student at Brielle Stern Racing. I just turned 13 years old, and I attend the 7th grade and cheer lead at EHMMS in Hanover Pennsylvania where I live. 

Growing up a girl who loves untraditional “girl” stuff like hunting, fishing, and racing, to name a few, has made me learn that you can’t simply sit back and wait for opportunity. When I decided I wanted to become a Race car driver I was told my dad that “this is not jets soccer” and “I can’t just show up after buying shin guards and spikes and decide that I’m not a runner and go home before the end of the first practice.” So my dad got me to bake cookies and brownies with my grandma. I sold them for donations towards my racing. I have the opportunity to race at some really awesome tracks over the past 2 years and have plans to reach out even farther next year running 3 cars in the Nascar Youth Series. My Home track is out of Susquehanna Quarter Midget Racing Association. 

My goal and end game is to be a female driver of a 410 sprint car for World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series. I’m trying every day as a 1/4 Midget driver to learn everything I can to make my next move. With that being said, I have decided to stick it out and transfer from quarter midget straight to a “Big Car”. For this move I know I have some time, which I need both on and off-track experience.  

As I am a little older now, I know how to do things that might be helpful for the “Big Car Teams”. I’m looking for work around the shop cleaning up, sweeping, organizing tools, helping with cars, helping at the track, selling Merchandise or whatever you might need. I’m willing to help with payment, donation, or anything from experience to hand me down parts and anything in between. I have plenty of pit experience at big tracks and I am safe, and I hold a USAC card. If you might be interested in having me and want more info, please reach out to my dad on his cell at 717-858-3629. If you could just share our post and like our page, it helps way more than you think. Thank you for reading. The days I keep my gratitude higher than my expectations, I have pretty good days.