Ty Majeski has been all about dominating the 2024 NASCAR Truck Series, but behind every champion is a rock-solid support system. For Ty, that’s his wife, Ali Vanderloop, whose quiet presence and unwavering support have played a huge role in his rise to the top.

Both Ty and Ali tend to keep their lives pretty private. Ty doesn’t have an Instagram account, and Ali keeps hers on lockdown with under 300 followers. Ty’s on X (formerly Twitter), but mostly to promote his Truck Series sponsors and brand deals. Ali doesn’t have an X account at all. So, while they’re very much in the spotlight for Ty’s racing career, they keep their personal lives out of the public eye.

Who is Ty Majeski’s wife Ali VanderLoop?

Not much is out there about Ali Vanderloop, but a little digging reveals she’s no stranger to the racing world. Ali works as a receptionist in sales at Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing, a major player in NASCAR. The team, co-owned by Cup Series champ Brad Keselowski, is fierce competition, but Ali’s time there has likely given her some valuable insight into the sport’s inner workings. It’s not clear whether her role at Roush Fenway sparked her interest in racing or if it was just a natural fit because of Ty’s career, but it adds an intriguing layer to her story.

While there is no certain connection between Majeski and RFK other than him being a potential driver for their Cup lineup. But nothing on that front has happened. They are only rumors. But Ali’s connection to such a prominent team raises a few questions.

Do Ty Majeski and Ali VanderLoop have any children together?

Ty and Ali have no children together as of now. The couple has been together for six years, having gotten engaged in August 2018. They got married in April 2023 when Ty took to his X account to post a lovely photo of him putting a ring on her. They’ve been spotted together at several racing events, including the 2017 Slinger Nationals, where they were photographed side by side.

Ty Majeski showers his gratitude to his wife for her unflinching support

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Ty Majeski, in his 3rd full Truck Series season, bagged the title, and in what fashion, he led 132 laps out of the total 150 and was just unstoppable. Like all champions, who give a speech at NASCAR’s annual awards ceremony, so did Ty Majeski, thanking everyone involved in his journey to the championships.

Majeski wasn’t shy about expressing his immense appreciation for his wife. “I wouldn’t be here without you,” he declared, acknowledging Ali’s unwavering support. He further described her as someone who “weathered the storm” with him, a testament to the challenges and sacrifices that come with pursuing a racing career. This touching moment highlights the invisible yet crucial role Ali plays in Majeski’s success.

Knowing Ali is there by his side, offering a silent source of strength and unwavering belief, undoubtedly plays a significant role in Majeski’s on-track performances. Quite literally, the lady luck has done wonders for his career.

What is in store for Ty Majeski after his breakout year in the NASCAR Truck Series?

Fresh off his Truck Series title, Ty’s not slowing down anytime soon. He’s back in a super late model, racking up wins and cashing in. At the Freedom Factory over the weekend, Ty earned $34,000—$4,000 for securing the pole position and another $30,000 after winning the Bill Bigley Memorial 128. It’s just another reminder of his talent on short tracks, where he continues to prove he’s one of the best.

Next up is the Snowball Derby in Florida, a race he won last year. Ty has proven himself in this 300-lap endurance test at the challenging half-mile oval, winning it for the first time in 2020. He’s now one of only 12 drivers in the event’s 56-year history to score multiple victories, solidifying his reputation as a major threat to repeat his success this year.

As for the future of his NASCAR career? Ty’s ready for more. At the awards ceremony, he told his crew chief, “We’re only getting started.” With the 2025 season ahead, he’s pumped to return to ThorSport Racing, aiming to defend his Truck Series title and continue proving himself as a top contender in the sport.