Meet the 2021 NASCAR Drive for Diversity Driver Development class

Nick Sanchez chats with a crew member in the garage in October 2019. The 19-year-old driver from Miami had a fourth-place finish during his ARCA Menards debut in 2020. He finished third in the 2020 ARCA Menards Series East point standings with two top fives and four top 10s

Rev Racing driver Rajah Caruth, 18, celebrates winning his first career Late Model race at historic Greenville-Pickens Speedway in South Carolina. The 18-year-old driver returns to Rev Racing and will compete in the ARCA Menards Series East. The Washington D.C. native also finished sixth in points at the Charlotte Summer Shootout racing in the Semi-Pro Division.

Isabella Robusto stands next to her car before a race. The Fort Mill, South Carolina, native, 16, returns to Rev Racing after finishing third at Hickory Motor Speedway in 2020. She also won the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Young Racer Award for the second time.

Lavar Scott, 17, secured two podium finishes at the 1/5 Mile Trophy Dash at Charlotte Motor Speedway in a Legend car and won back-to-back races in a 600 Micro Sprint. The Carney's Pointe, New Jersey, native also won the World Series Dirt Nationals.

Regina Sirvent is a competitor in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series. The State of Mexico, Mexico native competed in the FB y BOHN Mikel’s Truck Mexico Series, winning twice. The 17-year-old driver had a third-place finish at the Charlotte Summer Shootout with three top fives and five top 10s.

Justin Campbell, a 15-year-old U.S. Legend Car competitor from Griffin, Georgia, earned a top-10 finish in the standings at the 2020 Thursday Thunder Series at Atlanta Motor Speedway. In 2018, he competed in a Bandolero with two top-10 finishes and a win.

Andres Perez de Lara, a 15-year-old U.S. Legend Card driver, competed in Formula 4 and won four races. The Mexico City, Mexico, native also competed in the FB y BOHN Mikel’s Truck México Series and had one win. Perez De Lara was 2020's youngest winner in Latin American Formula 4.

Jaiden Reyna, a 14-year-old U.S. Legend Car driver, earned two first-place finishes at Lincoln Speedway in the Young Lion Division. The Cornelius, North Carolina, native also had 10 firsts, one second and one third-place finish at the 2020 Charlotte Summer Shootout in the Young Lion Division.