Lifestyle YouTuber Kirsten “Too Sweet” traded vlogging for velocity this weekend, making her first-ever quarter-mile run at Orlando Speedworld and clocking an impressive 10.5 seconds. The 24-year-old, known for her openness about living with Type 1 diabetes, positioned herself among the fastest street-legal electric cars at the event.
Too Sweet documented the experience for her channel, from a Starbucks stop she dubbed “race fuel” to lining up nervously at the track. Behind the wheel of a Porsche Taycan Turbo S, she admitted feeling intimidated — but adrenaline quickly took over. “Oh my god, I’m smoking this guy… I won. That was insane,” she shouted mid-race.
Over four runs, two dipped under 11 seconds, with her top time of 10.5 leaving her in disbelief. “Wow. A 10 freaking five. I’m a racer. That’s crazy,” she told fans.
Supporters flooded her channel with messages praising her for stepping out of her comfort zone, a theme she often ties to her health journey. While she admitted she nearly skipped the event out of nerves, Too Sweet said the car carried her through.
It’s not the first time Too Sweet has found herself in the spotlight. She first went viral in 2023 after winning Crunch Fitness’ nationwide #CrunchBooty contest with a single photo of herself stretching on a foam roller — a moment that helped launch her social media career.
The influencer hinted she isn’t finished. “I think I’m coming back next time with a faster car,” she said with a laugh. “If anyone has one I can borrow, that would be really cool. Your girl just hit a 10.5.”