Where We Work
NASCAR boasts state-of-the-art facilities in several major metropolitan cities across North America. In addition, competition and media focused employees conduct some of their work at race tracks during event season. Explore your future workplace below.
Toronto
Located on Toronto, the headquarters of NASCAR Canada oversees the NASCAR Pinty’s Series – the country’s national stock car championship – as well as collaborating in a joint partnership with TSN, Canada’s sports media company. In addition, the office manages the NASCAR brand and marketing rights throughout the country.
Conover
An important location for a traveling sport, Conover serves as NASCAR's transportation hub. All NASCAR transportation haulers are on site at Conover, including each series hauler that serves as the command center on each race weekend; the Pit Road Officiating Trailer, which employs cutting edge technology to officiate the sport; and the NASCAR Technology Center, which is the nerve center for the sport’s wide use of technology, especially its Timing & Scoring operation.
Iowa Speedway
Located near Des Moines, Iowa Speedway joined the NASCAR family of tracks in 2013. Known as the “Fastest Short Track on the Planet,” Iowa Speedway plays host to three major race weekends a year, welcoming the NASCAR XFINITY Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and IndyCar. The track was designed by NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace. The track also hosts a wide variety of track rentals, concerts and charity events, keeping busy throughout the year.
Road Atlanta
Recognized as one of the world’s best road courses, Road Atlanta is a 2.54-mile road course situated in the rolling hills 35 minutes north of Atlanta. The multi-purpose facility hosts the 10-hour Petit Le Mans race that closed out the IMSA schedule and is the final of the four endurance races contested by the series. The track prides itself on a family-friendly atmosphere, with a “Kids 12 & Under Are Always Free” policy.
Sebring International Raceway
This race track located in Sebring, Florida, is America’s oldest road racing track, with over six decades of storied history. It hosts the historic Twelve Hours of Sebring each year on the third Saturday of March on the 3.74-mile road course. The Twelve Hours of Sebring is one of the four endurance races on the IMSA schedule.
At-Track
Ready. Set. Race! More than 1,500 events take place in the 40 states, Canada and Mexico that host NASCAR’s three national series, weekly and regional level series and IMSA’s sports car racing series. At-track roles vary from competition and officiating to broadcast production and client hosting with employees working in the garage, media center and hospitality areas.