Joelle has wanted to race go karts ever since she can remember. She grew up at the track, cheering for her brother, but as soon as she was old enough (and maybe a little earlier), she learned to drive her own kid kart. 

She earned her first podium in 2014 and won the the Kid Kart championship at The Track at Centennial in 2015, taking first in every race except two. She spent three years learning the ropes in the Kid Kart class, racing in both The Track at Centennial's Rotax series and the Colorado Karting Tour's Honda, LO206, and Rotax series. She aged out of Kid Kart after placing 4th in that class in 2016.

In 2017, Joelle jumped up into the next available classes for her age group: LO206 Junior 1 Cadet and Rotax MicroMax. That year, she placed third overall in Junior 1 Cadet and just off the podium for the year in MicroMax. 

The next year, in 2018, Joelle won the Colorado Karting Tour Cadet Kart Championship in her Junior 1 kart and placed second overall in MicroMax. Near the end of the season, she moved into the MiniMax class in Rotax to prepare her for the next year, placing third in one of her first races.

Joelle raced in MiniMax and Junior 1 in 2019, taking third in her first national race in the 4-Cycle Super Showdown in Phoenix, Arizona, and in a COVID-shortened 2020 before deciding she wanted to race in one of the fastest classes on the track in 2021.

Joelle has always suffered from the need for speed, which is why she moved into the Rotax Junior Max class as soon as she was eligible when she turned 12 in 2020. She raced in the LO206 Junior 2 class in a few local club races that summer and next season, but focused primarily on mastering her Junior Rotax kart. 

As the youngest racer in the class, she placed 7th overall in a tough field of 14 competitors. She earned her first P1 qualifying time in the fifth race and her first podium finish in the sixth race of the season. That fall, she competed in her first national Rotax series, the Rotax West series, and placed fourth overall, missing the podium by just eight points. 

In the Colorado Karting Tour, She raced in the Junior Max class in 2022 and placed well in the overall series. She also competed in the Rotax West series, with a top 10 finish overall.

In 2023, Joelle returned to the LO206 Jr 2 class in the Colorado Karting Tour. She had some adversity on the track with lapped traffic on two occasions, which prevented her from winning the championship. However, she came in 2nd overall in a very competitive class.