Ryan Newman and Daughter Brooklyn Schedule to Compete Together

NASCAR veteran Ryan Newman to share track with daughter Brooklyn in a special Berlin Raceway event

 

NASCAR veteran Ryan Newman will make a memorable appearance at Berlin Raceway sharing the track with his daughter Brooklyn in a special father-daughter racing event. The longtime Cup Series driver known for his resilience and experience plans to compete alongside Brooklyn who has shown growing interest and talent in motorsports.

 

The event at the historic half-mile oval in Marne Michigan offers a unique opportunity for family bonding on the track while giving fans a chance to see the Newman's race together in a fun competitive format.

 

🎤 @_TylerBurnett caught up with @RyanJNewman and his daughter Brooklyn earlier today to chat about their first @TulsaShootout experience. Brooklyn will be on the track soon in Race (wait for it).... 67.

This #TulsaShootout interview is presented by @JoesRacing. pic.twitter.com/6dI8slkfs8

— FloRacing (@FloRacing) December 30, 2025

Ryan expressed excitement about the moment, highlighting how rewarding it is to pass on his passion for racing to the next generation. Brooklyn has participated in karting and local events building her skills and confidence.

 

The special race promises emotional highlights and competitive action drawing attention from NASCAR enthusiasts eager to witness this rare family showcase at one of the sport's grassroots venues.

 

The love for Berlin is special. The racers put on an incredible show. The passion and excitement is palpable throughout. It doesn’t get much better than this. Thank you, all. pic.twitter.com/2iOAcX8u9D

— Berlin Raceway (@BerlinRaceway) August 8, 2024

 

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Newman vs. Larson

Could this photo be any cuter!  In January of 2013 NASCAR Rising Star, Kyle Larson shared this photo of  Chase Contender Ryan Newman and himself via twitter.

Last race, NASCAR Veteran Ryan Newman's rough last-chance pass of the Rookie, Kyle Larson, at Phoenix International Raceway on Sunday drew plenty of attention and criticism.

"I think if Kyle Larson was in my shoes, he'd have done the exact same thing," Newman said afterward. "I didn't take him out. He still finished the race ... but I think in a day or two he'll understand, if he doesn't now. It's hard to rationalize that, but like I said, I did what I had to do and tried to keep it as clean as I possibly could. I don't like racing that way, but there's a lot on the line here, and we'll keep digging."

What did the young rookie think about all the drama?

"Coming to the finish, there were a lot of cars racing really hard. I knew the 3(Newman) was right around me, and knew he needed to gain some spots to keep from getting eliminated from the Chase. "It's a little upsetting he pushed me up to the wall, but I completely understand the situation he was in, and can't fault him for being aggressive there. I think a lot of drivers out here would have done something similar if they were in that position."

Somehow the photo above describes this situation perfectly without any word.

Indiana Native's Family Celebrates Win

Ryan Joseph Newman was born in South Bend, Indiana. He might not have a “ride” next year in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. However, that did not stop him and his young family from enjoying his victory in the Crown Royal Presents the Samuel Deeds 400 at The Brickyard Powered by BigMachineRecords.com.