Dystany Spurlock finishes 35th in second NASCAR race at Richmond
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 9:34 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Dystany Spurlock competed in her second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Richmond on Saturday. The first Black woman to drive in the series qualified for the race and finished 35th, overcoming challenges to complete the event. Spurlock expressed gratitude for her progress and the opportunity to race, citing her learning experience alongside established competitors. After earlier weather delays pushed the race to Saturday, she remains focused on continuous improvement as she develops in the sport she has long desired to compete in.
- •Spurlock qualified for her second NASCAR race on Saturday at Richmond.
- •She finished 35th after falling several laps down during the race.
- •Spurlock aims to learn and grow in her NASCAR career.
- •Race was delayed from Friday night due to a thunderstorm.
- •Spurlock has a history of success in motorcycle racing prior to NASCAR.
- 9:34 PMYahoo Sports — In second NASCAR race, Dystany Spurlock learns, savors small victories
"Dystany Spurlock is learning on the fly in NASCAR. The first Black woman to drive in the series competed in her second race on Saturday at Richmond.
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