The 2024 season will see Meg Fuller piloting the Number 2 in the SK Light Division pulling double duty again at Stafford Motor Speedway and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park for full seasons at both tracks.

Meg’s on-track efforts continue to be bolstered by partners  PT Watts, Propane Plus, Interstate Transmission, Racechoice.com, Metro Door Boston, Wally Koza, Jeff Howey, Casella, TFR, KRR.

Looking back, Meg experienced many successes during the 2023 season - ending on a high note with her first wins at Stafford and Thompson (as well as a second-place finish at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl). At the end of the season, Meg made her debut in an SK Modified at Stafford.

Meg's Stafford SK Light Win made her the first female to win at Stafford in the division since 2009. In the season-long points battle, Meg's 1 win, 5 top-5’s, and 7 top-10’s enabled her to finish 8th.

At Thompson, Meg finished with 1 win, 4 top-5s, 6 top-10’s, and finished the year 5th in points.

MEG'S RACING HISTORY

Meg began her racing career at six years of age driving Quarter Midgets at the Little T Speedway (Thompson, CT). Advancing quickly through the Quarter Midget ranks, Meg built a strong foundation by notching victories in every class in which she competed.

Meg is proud to continue her family’s winning tradition and make way for future female racers. Meg’s father, Rick Fuller, has 20 wins on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour. He was the 1993 series champion and won Championships at multiple tracks throughout New England in various divisions. Her uncle, Jeff, sits fifth on NASCAR’s WMT Tour all-time win list. He was the 1992 WMT series champion; and won the 1995 Busch (now NASCAR Xfinity) Series "Rookie of the Year." Both her father and Uncle have been inducted into the NEAR Hall of Fame.  It’s all in the family, her cousin Rob Fuller - owner of TFR - builds and supplies the chassis which she runs.

Meg is a Senior at Nichols College graduating this Spring with her BS in Management/Marketing. Meg was featured in her school's NC Magazine showcasing her talents outside of school in auto racing. CLICK HERE to see the feature.

Meg’s focus is to advance through the ranks while representing winning female racers as she climbs the racing ladder.

If you can’t make it out to the track, be sure to tune in to FloRacing’s season-long streaming coverage of Stafford’s events.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • Meghan has won 11 times at Stafford Motor Speedway in the SK Light and Street Stock divisions.
  • 2023 1st SK Light win Stafford Motor Speedway, 3 podium finishes 1 win 3 top 5’s and 8 top 10’s 8th in points
  • 2023 1st SK Light win at Thompson speedway3 top 5’s 5 top 10’s 5th in points @ Thompson Motor Park
  • 2023 2nd place Waterford Speedbowl50 lap Don Caddick Memorial race
  • 2022 1 podium finish with a 3rd, 5 top-5, 6 Top-10 finishes at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park. Tied for 2nd in Points
  • 2022  3 top-5 finishes 13 top-10 finishes at Stafford Motor Speedway
  • 2021: 5 top-10finishes at Stafford, runner-up for "Rookie of the Year," 2top-5 finishes at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park and Waterford Speedbowl.
  • 2018-2020: 10 Wins in Stafford Motor Speedway’s Street Stock division
  • 2018-2020: 58 career Street Stock starts - 35 top-5, 50 top-10 finishes
  • 2019 Stafford Motor Speedway Street Stock "Most Popular Driver"
  • 2018 Stafford Motor Speedway Street Stock Rookie of the Year
  • 2017 Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park Limited Sportsman Rookie of the Year