23 Facts About Kaitlyn Vincie

Kaitlyn Anne Vincie was born on December 10,1987 and is an American sports presenter and journalist.

Kaitlyn Vincie garnered attention after self-made video blogs on NASCAR were published on stock car racing website SceneDaily.

Kaitlyn Vincie was born on December 10,1987, in Harrisonburg, Virginia, and was raised firstly in Bridgewater before her family moved to Warrenton when Kaitlyn Vincie began high school.

Kaitlyn Vincie is the daughter of John and Margaret Vincie, and has one older sister.

Kaitlyn Vincie attended John Wayland Elementary, Wilbur Pence Middle School, before graduating from Fauquier High School in 2006.

Kaitlyn Vincie competed in track and field competitions, and worked as a manager for the school's wrestling team for four years.

Kaitlyn Vincie graduated from Christopher Newport University in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in communications.

Kaitlyn Vincie worked as an intern for the university's athletics department, and had a similar job for the USAR Pro Cup Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Kaitlyn Vincie wrote a senior dissertation on auto racing gender disparity which was focused on woman race car driver Danica Patrick, and became interested in the sport after she secured a pit lane pass for the NASCAR All-Star Race.

Kaitlyn Vincie successfully auditioned for a job at Langley Speedway after a friend discovered the opportunity while browsing on Craigslist.

Kaitlyn Vincie interviewed drivers for Langley Speedway TV which were telecast on local television station WSKY and on Cox on Demand.

Kaitlyn Vincie uploaded a video blog series aimed towards racing fans called Hot for NASCAR where she interviewed drivers and gave her opinions on the Sprint Cup Series.

Kaitlyn Vincie was assisted by producers from Langley Speedway who provided her with a chroma key and installed video equipment.

Kaitlyn Vincie studied computer software to allow her to edit her videos.

Kaitlyn Vincie auditioned for Miss Sprint Cup in 2010 but did not make the final round.

Kaitlyn Vincie received an email from Speed who hired her as a social media reporter after a successful interview.

Kaitlyn Vincie worked as part of Speed's Road Tour Team which involved on-camera work for several of the channel's programs dedicated to NASCAR.

Kaitlyn Vincie moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in the summer of 2012, and Speed placed her on their daily news and update show NASCAR Race Hub late in the season.

Kaitlyn Vincie hosted a series called Women-In-Racing, and said her favorite segments were on Hendrick Motorsports tire specialist Lisa Smokstad, and Christina Rudisill, a race engineer for Richard Petty Motorsports.

Kaitlyn Vincie was involved in Speed's coverage of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season-ending award banquet held in Las Vegas in 2012.

Kaitlyn Vincie received help from fellow pit lane reporter Steve Byrnes.

Kaitlyn Vincie secured help from Fox writer Dave Vrable to assist her in writing scripts and jokes.

Kaitlyn Vincie is married to Hendrick Motorsports crew chief Blake Harris.