Vincie's interest in stock car racing began when she was issued with a pit lane pass, and after graduation from Christopher Newport University, she worked as a reporter at Langley Speedway.

She garnered attention after self-made video blogs on NASCAR were published on stock car racing website SceneDaily.

[3] Vincie worked as an intern for the university's athletics department, and had a similar job for the USAR Pro Cup Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

[3] She interviewed drivers for Langley Speedway TV which were telecast on local television station WSKY and on Cox on Demand.

[8] After the conclusion of her first racing season, Vincie became concerned over her future and chose to upload self-made NASCAR reports onto YouTube.

[3] The blogs achieved a large amount of success, that it caused stock car racing website SceneDaily to broadcast them on their site every week.

[10] Vincie moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in the summer of 2012, and Speed placed her on their daily news and update show NASCAR Race Hub late in the season.

[10] Vincie was involved in Speed's coverage of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season-ending award banquet held in Las Vegas in 2012.