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Racing to Reign: Motorsports Maverick Turns Pageant Queen

Jacklyn Drake, once the only girl in youth motorsports facing bullying, has transformed her passion for racing into a triumphant pageant career, being crowned Miss for America Strong 2024. Growing up entrenched in racing, from go-karts to stock cars, Drake’s journey took a significant turn when financial constraints led her into media strategy for NASCAR rather than professional driving. Her debut in pageantry marked a new chapter where she found camaraderie and support, starkly different from her competitive racing days. Now a symbol of resilience and empowerment, Drake uses her platform to inspire those who feel like underdogs in their fields.

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