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NASCAR Jobs

The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) is a family-owned business that was formed in 1947 by Bill France, Sr.

The company is the largest sanctioning body for stock car racing in the U.S. The head office is located in Daytona Beach, FL, and NASCAR has branch offices operating in several other locations, including

In terms of popularity, NASCAR is second only to professional football among viewers. Fans in over 150 countries enjoy this sport, and they support it by buying licensed merchandise in the amount of $3 billion each year.

Working at NASCAR

NASCAR employees are offered a benefits plan that includes the following:

• 401(k) Retirement Plan
• Business Travel Accident Insurance
• Dental Plan
• Disability Insurance
• Employee Assistance Program
• Holiday and Vacation Pay
• Life Insurance
• Medical Coverage
• Vision Plan
• Wellness Program

Types of Jobs Available at NASCAR

NASCAR hires employees to work in the following employment categories:

• Accounting and Finance
• Administration/General Management
• Audio/Video
• Broadcast/Production
• Competition/Officiating
• Corporate Events
• Engineering/Technical R&D
• Human Resources
• Information Technology
• Legal
• Public Relations/Public Affairs
• Racing Operations/Series Operations
• Retail/Licensing
• Sales & Marketing
• Transportation

Specific job titles that may be available with NASCAR include:

• Account Executive, Industry Marketing
• Administrative Assistant
• Designer
• Mechanic
• Receptionist
• Senior Manager, Post Production Engineering

How to Apply for a Job at NASCAR

To see open positions with NASCAR, interested individuals should visit the NASCAR Job Board on the company web site.

Job seekers can see available jobs in certain categories or click on a link to see a single list of all vacancies within the organization. Prospective NASCAR employees can also choose to be notified about future positions if they wish. They are required to register and fill out an online profile, including their e-mail address, to receive this information. Once a notification has been received, the job seeker must reapply for the specific position they are interested in.

Clicking on a job title link reveals a job description and the qualifications required to be considered for the position. NASCAR accepts applications online, and all applicants must fill out a profile before they can upload a resume for consideration.