Brehanna Daniels is a trailblazer as the first Black woman to work on a NASCAR pit crew.

Being able to change a set of tires during a NASCAR pit stop takes a certain amount of skill, precision and speed that, quite frankly, not many of us have. Brehanna Daniels, the first Black woman to work on a NASCAR pit crew, can do it in under 13 seconds. After making her professional debut in 2017, Daniels has continued to blaze a trail in a sport that is predominately male and white. Along with the rise of Wallace, who partnered with his Airness, Michael Jordan—NASCAR's first Black principal owner in nearly 50 years—Daniels is helping drive home the point that Black people have a place in NASCAR.

Daniels graduated from Norfolk State University in 2016, where she received her degree in Communications.

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