Heading out to watch Haley at the NASCAR race in Boise, Idaho. It’s a short, flat track, perfect for her. We’re hoping for her first win, which would make her the first girl to win a NASCAR race. It would be a huge moment, and we’re excited to support her.

Haley’s been practicing and looks quick, consistently in the top three or four. It’s going to be a tough race with experienced competitors, but she’s ready. The track is packed with fans, and the atmosphere is electric.

During practice, Haley was first and second, showing strong potential. Starting in the second row, the race is 208 laps, so anything can happen.

Haley got bumped to third in qualifying but did well on the short track. The race had some intense moments, with everyone pushing hard. Haley ended up in second, then made a bold move to take the lead on the last lap, securing her first win.

This historic win makes Haley the first woman to win a NASCAR race. It’s a huge achievement, and she thanked Toyota, her team, and her supporters. The emotions were high, and the hard work paid off.

The weekend was long but incredibly rewarding. We’re heading back to California, trophy in hand, ready for more challenges. It’s been an unforgettable experience, and we’re grateful for everyone’s support.