Ransomville Speedway

4/8/2020

Ransomville Speedway Profile: Jayme Stone

The Ransomville Speedway go kart divisions show strong female dominance in every division. One of the strongest competitors in the Senior Lite division happens to be 15 year old Jayme Stone from Ransomville, NY. This driver of the #75 was the youngest and fiercest competitor during the 2019 season as she finished 3rd in points with one feature win and many strong finishes. She believed she “proved worthy” to race with the older drivers. She plans to try her “hardest and work out all her problems to overcome and succeed this upcoming season”. Stone states that she loves participating in the Ransomville Speedway go kart program due to staff “willing to hear you out and accommodate your concerns” and that the “competition and kart count is better than most races”. Stone plans to continue racing at Ransomville as her father has been racing here as long as she can remember and she grew up at the track. Stone would like to thank Ed’s Garage, Krown Ransomville, Tim Hortons, R&R Door, Niagara Mechanical and Bud’s Apple Pie for their generous support for the 2020 season. She would also like to thank all of her friends and family who have supported her through her racing career thus far.

Q&A with Jayme Stone:

How did you get your kart number?

“I got the number 75 from my dad.”

What is your Ransomville Speedway concession stand order?

“I always order french fries. I don’t know why, but they are the best!”

What ice cream flavor would you be and why?

“I would definitely be vanilla ice cream because it can be overlooked sometimes but always can prove to be the best.”

What is your favorite subject at school?

“My favorite subject at school is math.”

Do you have a driver that you look up to?

“I look up to Ashley Harbison. She has always supported me and I love to watch her kick butt on the track.”

What do you look forward to after the feature ends?