Brenden Queen

Brenden Queen, known by the nickname Butterbean, is an established figure in American stock car racing. Beginning his racing career at age six, Queen advanced through various divisions, earning championships in dirt racing, Arena Racing, and INEX Legend cars before moving into Late Model Stock Car racing. Queen has secured multiple track championships, including three consecutive Late Model titles at Langley Speedway and a dirt late model championship at Dixieland Speedway. His achievements on both dirt and asphalt include victories in events such as the Hampton Heat, CARS Tour, and the Myrtle Beach 400, highlighting his versatility and strategic approach in motorsports.

Queen's career progressed with a full-time entry into the CARS Tour under Lee Pulliam Performance, where he captured the CARS Tour Championship, accumulating multiple wins, top-five finishes, and pole positions. His transition to the ARCA Menards Series with Pinnacle Racing Group included several wins, such as a debut victory at Daytona, demonstrating his ability to compete at the highest levels of stock car racing. Queen later made his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut with Kaulig Racing at Bristol Motor Speedway, further establishing his presence in professional racing.

In addition to his racing accomplishments, Queen engages with fans through blogs and a podcast, sharing insights into the racing industry and his personal experiences. His signature victory celebrations, including circling the track with an American flag and post-race gatherings at Waffle House, have contributed to his recognition within the motorsports community. Queen's journey reflects perseverance and a commitment to authenticity, positioning him as a public speaker and ambassador for stock car racing, and providing inspiration to aspiring drivers and motorsports enthusiasts.