NASCAR Launches Fan Rewards

NASCAR is home to the most loyal and passionate fans in all of sports, and now fans are being rewarded for that loyalty. As part of its 75th diamond anniversary season, NASCAR has launched NASCAR Fan Rewards, a free program that rewards fans for simply engaging with the sport they love.

There is no cost to join the rewards program. Fans can visit nascar.com/ fanrewards, create an account and immediately start earning points toward rewards. For those who already have a NASCAR.com account, they can simply opt-in to NASCAR Fan Rewards via their profile page. Once points are earned, fans can redeem them for items such as race tickets, VIP experiences, autographed merchandise and gift cards, or even donate to the NASCAR Foundation.

Some ways to earn points toward rewards include:

• Watching Races from Home: Fans can check in on the NASCAR.com (desktop, mobile app or mobile web) leaderboard during any Craftsman Truck Series, Xfinity Series or Cup Series race.

• Attending NASCAR Races: Fans can check in from the NASCAR Track app.

• Playing NASCAR Fantasy Live.

• Participating in Weekly Trivia: Available via the NASCAR Fan Rewards dashboard each week.

• Purchasing Race Tickets and Camping: Points are earned automatically when fans purchase tickets or camping at any NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, Xfinity Series or Cup Series race.

• Visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

• Purchasing Merchandise from the NASCAR. com Shop.

For information on the NASCAR Fan Rewards program and a full list of ways to earn points and rewards, visit nascar.com/fanrewards.

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