17 Facts About Hannah Newhouse

Hannah Newhouse was born on February 4,1997 and is an American professional stock car racing driver and reporter.

Hannah Newhouse had previously driven for Thompson in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series, where she won a race at her home track of Magic Valley Speedway, becoming the youngest winner in series history.

Hannah Newhouse did not make any West Series starts in 2013, but competed in the Rocky Mountain Challenge Series.

Hannah Newhouse returned for the 2014 West Series season-finale at Phoenix in Kevin McCarty's No 36 car.

Hannah Newhouse was named as one of 20 participants in NASCAR's 2014 Drive for Diversity combine.

In 2015, Hannah Newhouse returned to Thompson Motorsports and drove their No 46 entry in a handful of races that year with her college, Boise State University, serving as her sponsor when she was a student at the school.

In 2020, Hannah Newhouse announced a potential opportunity to return to the track as a driver at Hickory Speedway in September, sponsorship pending.

Hannah Newhouse publicly reached out asking for sponsors on social media, leading NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace to offer to pick up the tire bill.

Hannah Newhouse began working for various radio networks and racetracks as a reporter after she was without a ride in the West Series.

Hannah Newhouse has most notably worked for Motor Racing Network as a pit reporter as well as the co-host of their NASCAR Coast to Coast podcast.

In 2021, Hannah Newhouse joined NBC to pit report for select IMSA races starting with the race at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca.

Hannah Newhouse returned to pit report for select races for IMSA on NBC in 2022.

Hannah Newhouse is the daughter of John Hannah Newhouse, another racing driver who competed in motocross, late model racing, the NASCAR AutoZone Northwest Series, and the Rocky Mountain Challenge Series.

Hannah Newhouse would make one West Series start in 2015 at All American Speedway, although it was not in a race that his daughter was driving in.

John drove for Thompson Motorsports in that event, the same team that Hannah Newhouse drove for in the series that year.

Hannah Newhouse attended Twin Falls High School where she was a cheerleader.

Hannah Newhouse graduated high school a year early, proceeding to take classes at Boise State University while driving with their sponsorship.