Keith McGee

Keith McGee is an American motorsports racing driver who competes part-time in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, driving for Reaume Brothers Racing. After serving eight years in the United States Air Force, McGee transitioned to professional racing, becoming the first Alaskan and the first disabled veteran to compete in a NASCAR national series event. His entry into motorsports began later in life, following experience in local go-karting and regional racing circuits.

McGee's career in NASCAR is shaped by his background as a veteran and his advocacy for mental health awareness. After sustaining a traumatic brain injury during military service, McGee has spoken publicly about managing PTSD and the importance of mental health, using his platform to support others facing similar challenges. He is known for carrying the American flag during pre-race activities and for his visibility as a disabled veteran in the racing community.

McGee has also competed in the ARCA Menards Series West and the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series, earning wins and championships at the local level before advancing to national competition. While he has not yet secured a podium finish in the Truck Series, his ongoing participation and advocacy have brought recognition both within and beyond motorsports. McGee's story highlights the intersection of professional racing, veteran advocacy, and mental health awareness.