B.J. McLeod

BJ McLeod is an American stock car racing driver and team owner known for his enduring presence and entrepreneurial approach in NASCAR. McLeod began his racing career at age three with ATVs and progressed to go-karts by age five, accumulating more than 300 wins and 18 championships at regional, state, and national levels before his teenage years. At 13, he became the youngest winner of a Super Late Model race at Orlando Speed World and the youngest competitor in an American Speed Association sanctioned event, achieving over 100 super late model victories and multiple championships across the Southeast.

McLeod advanced through the NASCAR ranks, debuting in the Camping World Truck Series with a 17th-place finish. He continued competing in the Truck Series, moved to the Xfinity Series, and later reached the NASCAR Cup Series. In addition to his driving career, McLeod founded B.J. McLeod Motorsports, a team fielding multiple entries in the Xfinity Series and supporting emerging drivers. His leadership also extends to Live Fast Motorsports, where he has served as both driver and co-owner, contributing to team management and development within the sport.

McLeod has been recognized for his racing skills as well as his resilience and adaptability in the competitive motorsports industry. His involvement in the documentary "Regan Motorsports" and his ongoing commitment to team ownership demonstrate his multifaceted contributions to stock car racing. McLeod’s progression from a record-setting young driver to a team owner and Cup Series competitor reflects his expertise and leadership in NASCAR and motorsports.