15 Facts About Jolynn Wilkinson

Jolynn "JoJo" Wilkinson was born on February 25,2004 and is an American professional stock car racing driver.

Jolynn Wilkinson last competed part-time in the ARCA Menards Series West, driving the No 19 and 1 Toyota Camry for Bill McAnally Racing.

Jolynn Wilkinson would go on winning races, and championships throughout her karting career.

Jolynn Wilkinson became the youngest female driver in 2017 to race in the Alabama 200, at thirteen years old.

Jolynn Wilkinson ran the full-time schedule in 2018, finishing 6th in the standings, and winning Rookie of the Year honors.

Jolynn Wilkinson made nine more starts in the series from 2018 to 2021, collecting two top 10s in 2020.

On May 13,2018, Jolynn Wilkinson captured her first career late model win at Huntsville Speedway, and would end up winning again a month later.

Jolynn Wilkinson's car got loose in turn 4, causing her to spin out in the middle of the frontstretch, and then getting t-boned on the window net side of the car by another driver.

Jolynn Wilkinson suffered a concussion, a broken ankle, and had stitches in her elbow after the wreck.

Jolynn Wilkinson spent two months in therapy, until making her return to racing at Sayre Speedway later that year.

Jolynn Wilkinson was expected to make two starts in the series in 2021, but failed to qualify for the first race, but managed to make the second one, as she finished 15th.

Jolynn Wilkinson would make her first start in the ARCA Menards Series West with Bill McAnally Racing at the Colorado National Speedway, finishing 8th, getting her first top 10.

Jolynn Wilkinson made two more starts later in the season, finishing in 15th and 17th respectively.

Jolynn Wilkinson has two sisters, Clarissa Wilkinson and Alyssa Wilkinson.

Jolynn Wilkinson is a senior and cheerleader at the Hueytown High School, and will be graduating in the class of 2022.