JIANNA EVARISTO

PRO STOCK MOTORCYCLE

Jianna Evaristo is a rising star in Pro Stock Motorcycle racing, known for her talent, resilience, and determination.

After earning her Pro Stock Motorcycle license in 2018, she achieved several milestone victories, including joining he elite 200 MPH Club and becoming the fastest woman in Pro Stock Motorcycle.

Jianna's success on the track cements her status as an emerging icon and an inspiration in the exhilarating world of two-wheel racing.

204.54 mph club

Her Story

Jianna Evaristo began her journey in Junior Drag Racing, showcasing immense talent from a young age. In 2015, her passion led her to street riding and ultimately to earning her Pro Stock Motorcycle license in 2018. She made her professional debut at the 2019 NHRA Gatornationals, quickly leaving an impression and securing her first victory that same year in Pomona.

In 2023, Jianna’s career reached new heights as she piloted her Matt Smith Racing-powered Scrappers Racing Suzuki to two semi-final finishes, including a strong performance at Gainesville Raceway. Her breakthrough moment came at the Pep Boys NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway, where she broke the 200 mph barrier, cementing her place in racing history. Despite challenges, including a significant testing accident, Jianna’s resilience and unwavering focus have solidified her as an inspiration and rising icon in the sport of Pro Stock Motorcycle racing.

Career Highlights

    • Made the switch from a Suzuki to a V-Twin Buell ahead of the 2024 season

    • Reached the final round in Bristol

    • Reset career best elapsed time and mph in Sonoma (6.674, 204.54)

    • Tied for making the second fastest pass in the class’ history, ultimately making her the Fastest Woman in Pro Stock Motorcycle

    • Raced to the final round of the GETTRX Pro Stock Motorcycle All-star Callout

    • Finished 8th in points

    • Set a new personal best of 6.784 E.T

    • Made first 200 mph run of her career

    • Finished career-best fifth in points

    • Posted career-best times in Reading (6.870) and Dallas (198.65 mph)

    • Collected a round win in Indianapolis

    • Qualified at eight races

    • Set career-best ET and speed

    • Made her professional debut at 50th Anniversary of the NHRA Gatornationals in Pro Stock Motorcycle

    • Scored first career win at the season finale

    • Finalists for the Auto Club Road to the Future award

    • Jianna competed in the NHRA Junior Drag Racing series alongside her 3 sisters.

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