Bryce Haugeberg Bio
Bryce Haugeberg (born August 5, 2003) is an American professional stock car racing driver. He last competed part-time in the ARCA Menards Series, driving the No. 06 and No. 11 Toyota for Fast Track Racing. A native of the upper Midwest, Haugeberg has built his early career on a mix of dirt track racing and stock car competition at the national touring level.
Early Life and Background
Bryce Haugeberg was born on August 5, 2003, in West Fargo, North Dakota. Growing up in the northern Plains, he was exposed to short-track and dirt track racing through the regional racing scene common to the region. His brother, Jake, is also a racing driver, making motorsports a shared family interest that helped shape Haugeberg’s path into the sport.
Haugeberg continued to race locally while finishing his early education, developing his skills on the short tracks of the upper Midwest. The combination of family support and a strong local racing community gave him a foundation that would later open doors to higher-profile stock car opportunities.
Path to NASCAR
Before reaching the national stock car ladder, Haugeberg competed in the POWRi Minn-Kota Lightning Sprints series, driving the No. 22. The sprint car experience sharpened his race craft on dirt and helped him build the car control needed to graduate to heavier stock cars.
His results in regional competition led to opportunities in the ARCA Menards Series, the developmental tour closely associated with NASCAR. Haugeberg made his ARCA debut with Fast Track Racing, marking his transition from local and regional racing to a national stage in American stock car competition.
Bryce Haugeberg Career
Early Career (2021)
Bryce Haugeberg began his national-level stock car career in 2021 in the ARCA Menards Series. His debut came with Fast Track Racing, where he drove the No. 01 entry. The first outing ended with a 25th-place finish after contact with Drew Dollar spun him out of contention.
Despite the difficult start, Haugeberg returned for two more ARCA starts that season. He recorded a career-best 13th-place finish at the 2021 Zinsser SmartCoat 200, showing steady improvement in his first season of national-level competition.
ARCA Menards Series Breakthrough (2022)
In 2022, Haugeberg expanded his ARCA Menards Series schedule, splitting time between his own Haugeberg Racing team and Fast Track Racing. He fielded the No. 94 for superspeedway events under Haugeberg Racing, which had a technical partnership with Cram Racing Enterprises. In other races, he continued to drive for Fast Track Racing, splitting seat time between the two efforts.
One of the defining moments of that season came at the Atlas 100, where Haugeberg was caught up in a violent crash with dirt track standout Buddy Kofoid. Kofoid struck a slowing Haugeberg, sending Haugeberg’s car rolling several times before it came to rest on its side. Both drivers were able to walk away from the wreck without serious injury, and the incident became one of the most talked-about moments of Haugeberg’s early career.
Fast Track Racing Era (2025)
By 2025, Haugeberg continued to compete part-time in the ARCA Menards Series. He drove the No. 06 entry for Wayne Peterson Racing at Daytona in a technical alliance with Fast Track Racing, keeping ties to the team that had given him his national-series debut years earlier.
The arrangement allowed Haugeberg to stay active at the national stock car level while balancing his education and his family’s racing operations. His continued presence in ARCA kept him connected to the NASCAR development pipeline.
Driving Style and Strengths
Haugeberg’s background in POWRi Minn-Kota Lightning Sprints has given him a strong feel for sliding race cars and managing grip on changing surfaces. That dirt track experience translates to confidence in stock cars, particularly in pack racing and tight mid-pack battles where car control matters most.
Notable Races and Milestones
His 13th-place run in the 2021 Zinsser SmartCoat 200 stands as one of his strongest early ARCA finishes. The Atlas 100 crash with Buddy Kofoid, while violent, became a defining moment in his career, with both drivers walking away uninjured after the multi-roll incident.
Bryce Haugeberg Career Wins
As of his most recent recorded activity, Bryce Haugeberg has not recorded a national-series victory in the ARCA Menards Series. His early career has been focused on building experience, completing races, and developing his program with Fast Track Racing and Haugeberg Racing.
ARCA Menards Series Highlights
Haugeberg’s best documented ARCA Menards Series result is a 13th-place finish at the 2021 Zinsser SmartCoat 200. Across his ARCA starts, he has driven for Fast Track Racing, his own Haugeberg Racing team with Cram Racing Enterprises support, and Wayne Peterson Racing in technical alliance with Fast Track Racing.
Other Wins and Performances
Outside the ARCA Menards Series, Haugeberg competes in the POWRi Minn-Kota Lightning Sprints series behind the wheel of the No. 22. His sprint car schedule on dirt has served as the foundation for his development as a stock car driver.
Bryce Haugeberg Family
Family Background and Racing Lineage
Racing runs in the Haugeberg family. Bryce’s brother, Jake, is also a racing driver, and the two share a passion for competition that began in their home state of North Dakota. The family support has been a key part of Bryce’s growth as a driver, including the formation of his own team, Haugeberg Racing.
Personal Life
Haugeberg is a Junior Engineering student at North Dakota State University, balancing his collegiate studies with his racing career. He continues to live in the upper Midwest, where he and his brother remain active in regional and national-level motorsports.
2025 Season Performance
The 2025 season has seen Bryce Haugeberg compete part-time in the ARCA Menards Series, with his most recent documented start coming at Daytona. He drove the No. 06 entry for Wayne Peterson Racing in a technical alliance with Fast Track Racing, the team that launched his national-level career.
As a part-time entrant, Haugeberg’s 2025 schedule is selective, allowing him to focus on quality starts rather than a full-season grind. His alliance-driven approach links Wayne Peterson Racing and Fast Track Racing, giving him competitive equipment for his chosen events.
Looking ahead, Haugeberg’s path continues to follow the ARCA Menards Series as a developmental stepping stone toward potential advancement in the NASCAR national series ladder. With his education at North Dakota State University and his family-run Haugeberg Racing program, his long-term outlook remains focused on steady progression through the stock car ranks.
