Dystany Spurlock, a 34-year-old racer, is gearing up for her NASCAR Truck Series debut at Watkins Glen, where she could make history as the first Black woman to compete in the series. Spurlock has already made her mark in motorsports with three ARCA Menards Series starts this season, achieving impressive finishes including a seventh place at Hickory and a tenth at Kansas. Her journey into NASCAR is notable, as she has a rich background in motorcycle drag racing, where she became the first woman to win in the DME Real Street class and set a quarter-mile record at just 17 years old. Raised in Richmond, Virginia, Spurlock was inspired by her family's motorsports culture and began racing motorcycles competitively at a young age. Her diverse athletic background also includes playing football, where she faced and overcame challenges in a traditionally male sport. Spurlock's journey is being documented in a docuseries titled 'Driven by Dystany: The Road to NASCAR,' which showcases her path to the Truck Series, including the challenges and triumphs she faces along the way.