Angie's reputation and racing career are unique not because she is a woman, but due to the fact that she has won at almost every track where she competes. From go-carts to stock cars, from dirt to asphalt, Angie has managed to bring home a win. "It's a promise and kind of a bet that my father and I have with each other. We want to win at each track we race, and I'm glad to say we have." The race crew never advances into a new area of racing until Angie and the team have won a few races and feel they have done well in the division. Harold Wilson, team owner, feels that this gives the team something to strive for each year. Clear goals help the team stay focused on the series at hand.

Many people assume that Angie projects the image of a tomboy or racer "wanna-be". However, if you watch the manner in which she carries herself, you will discover a smart young lady who is not just one of the guys. Fans, especially children, respond well to Angie's quiet, confident manner.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Goody's Dash Series

2000

Angie's best finish was 7th at Orange County Speedway. She finished 14th in the overall points for the season.

1999

"NASCAR Goody's Dash Series Rookie". Angie ended the 1999 season 12th in the overall points championship. She obtained 3 top five finishes, and was awarded the "Napa Oil Filter" top rookie of the race award twice. Angie was also awarded the "1999 Most Popular Driver" voted on by fellow competitors. She was the only female in the nation that completed a full schedule in a NASCAR Touring Division.

Late Model Stock:

1998

Tri-County Motor Speedway & Hickory Motor Speedway. Only competing in 17 races, Angie obtained 6 top five finishes and 9 top tens.

1997

With 22 starts in the 1997 season Angie obtained 3 qualifying poles and many top five finishes. The tow biggest highlights of the season included a victory at Tri-County Motor Speedway in a 150 lap Late Modes Stock feature and a victory at Hickory Motor Speedway during an event known as the "First Annual Kids Day".

1996

Angie obtained several top ten finishes, and competed at Hickory Motor Speedway (Hickory, NC) and Kingsport Motor Speedway (Kingsport, TN). Angie's best qualifying position was 5th place at Hickory Motor Speedway.

Limited Sportsman:

1995

Angie was "The first female to win in the Limited Sportsman Division at Tri-County Motor Speedway (Hudson, NC), and Hickory Motor Speedway (Hickory, NC)". Angie obtained 2 wins, 7 qualifying poles, and over 10 top five finishes. The team completed the racing season with a 3rd place finish in the Hickory Motor Speedway point standings.

1994

"Limited Sportsman Rookie". Angie won 1 heat race and had 7 top five finishes. Angie completed her rookie year 9th in the Limited Sportsman points standings at Hickory Motor Speedway (Hickory, NC).

Mini-Stock:

1993

Transition period from the Mini Sports division to the Limited Sportsman Division. Angie completed 5 races and finished in the top five once at Hickory Motor Speedway (Hickory, NC).

1992

Angie had many accomplishments in the 1992 racing season. She accomplished 5 combined wins at Hickory Motor Speedway (Hickory, NC), and Tri-County Motor Speedway (Hudson, NC), 11 top five finishes, "The 1992 Rookie of the Year" in Mini Sports Division, was voted the 1992 Most Popular Driver and was the first female to ever win a NASCAR sanctioned race at Hickory Motor Speedway.

Carolina Mini:

1991

Over 20 wins at various tracks across the southeastern states. Awarded "The Junior Driver of the year" at Rockingham Motor Speedway (Rockingham, NC). Angie's sponsors for the year included Arden Speed & Fabrication, Arden, NC.

Go-Karts:

1990

Angie obtained 40 wins at numerous tracks across the southeastern states. She was named "The Pine Valley Speedway Junior Class Champion" (Taylorsville, NC), and "The Junior Carolina Cup Sprint Series Champion" (Rockingham, NC).

1989

At the Pine Valley Motor Speedway (Taylorsville, NC), Angie, a Rookie in the Junior Division, won the Bravery Award.