From the beginning, NASCAR has been shaped by the communities that welcomed racing into their lives. Tracks became gathering places, families became fans, and a shared sense of purpose became the heart of our sport. That spirit still drives us today.

Our commitment to community is rooted in the France family’s legacy of service. A legacy carried forward through The NASCAR Foundation, which has directed over $50 million toward youth health and well-being. It’s reflected in how we honor those who serve, from “600 Miles of Remembrance” at the Coca-Cola 600 to ongoing support for veterans and their families.

And when a crisis strikes, the NASCAR industry steps forward. In the wake of Hurricane Helene, tracks became major relief hubs and anchors for the communities we proudly call home.

Through Employee Resource Groups and partnerships that make the sport more accessible to all, we’re also building belonging within our industry.

NASCAR’s impact reaches far beyond racing — because our strength has always come from the people and places that fuel our journey.

Founded in 2006 by the late Betty Jane France, The NASCAR Foundation was created to improve the lives of children in need across racing communities. Guided by her spirit of care and compassion, the Foundation has become one of the sport’s most enduring symbols of service — combining the passion of NASCAR fans with a mission to deliver hope and healing.

Since its inception, The NASCAR Foundation has impacted more than 1.7 million children and donated more than $50 million to programs and services supporting children’s health and well-being.

As the Foundation celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2026, it continues to carry forward the France family’s legacy of giving through its signature programs.

We want to protect the places we love now and for future generations. Over the past three years, we analyzed the emissions across our business and put strategies in place across NASCAR race cars, events and facilities to:

At NASCAR, STEM Excellence means using science, technology, engineering and math to drive innovation on the track and beyond. Through immersive classroom programs, hands-on learning and industry partnerships, NASCAR connects young people to the real-world science behind stock car racing.

In addition, innovative technologies like safety engineering pioneered by industry professionals are driving STEM relevance in our communities. Together, these efforts embody NASCAR’s commitment to inspire the next generation, expand access to STEM careers and power progress across the sport.

Creating a positive impact has always been at the heart of NASCAR. Our sport was built on the strength of the places that fuel us—the towns and cities where we compete, where our tracks and teams are rooted, and where our fans call home.

That connection drives a shared responsibility across the entire NASCAR industry to support, uplift and invest in the people and communities that make our work possible.

Every day, our tracks, teams, drivers and partners are showing up for their neighbors, leveraging their platforms to create meaningful, lasting change.

Greg Biffle was more than a champion driver — he was a respected and beloved member of the NASCAR family, known for his integrity, compassion, and service to others.

Over a distinguished career, his talent and determination earned championships in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series, along with multiple victories in the NASCAR Cup Series. He raced with grit, earned the respect of his competitors, and built a lasting connection with fans across the sport.

Greg’s impact extended far beyond racing. After devastating floods caused by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, he acted without hesitation, using his own aircraft, equipment, and resources to deliver supplies, rescue residents and support relief efforts in isolated mountain communities. He did so quietly and selflessly, driven simply by the belief that helping others mattered.