Brandy Bower is currently a student at Marion Technical College in Marion, Ohio, majoring in physical therapy. However, in her free time, she pursues her dream of driving in the NASCAR series and becoming the first female ever to win a major NASCAR event.
When they are born, some children inherit certain traits from their parents, such as eye or hair color. Brandy inherited something different, something special, a love of racing. At the young age of five, she started racing quarter midgets and the dream began. In her first year alone, she had 10 first place finishes, 5 third place finishes, as well as 2 fast times. When she turned 8, she moved up to the senior Honda series. During this time she earned 10 first place finishes, 5 second place finishes, and placed fourth in the Eastern Grand nationals. She also held the title of Track Champion, as well as the track record holder. From the ages of 10-11, she finished the season with 11 first place finishes, 3 second place finishes, and was also the Region 4 points champion. During the next few years, she competed in the heavy A and Heavy B, where she had several first and second place finishes. From ages 16 to 19, she started in the Mini sprint series where, during here rookie year, she was the most improved driver of the year, and also had here first feature win at 35 Raceway Park. She was also the 2006 Track champion at 35 Raceway Park. In 2007, Brandy entered the world of 410 Sprint racing. During this time, she had one top 10 finish, 10 top 15 finishes, and also raced with the World of Outlaws. In 2008, she had 2 B-Main wins and 12 top 15 finishes. She also raced every weekend and finished every race. Again, she raced with the World of Outlaws at both Eldora and KC Raceway.
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