NASCAR President Steve Phelps Added to Sanctioning Body’s Board of Directors

share it
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Reddit
(Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)

NASCAR President Steve Phelps has now joined a very exclusive club, as he has been named to NASCAR’s Board of Directors.

NASCAR Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jim France made the announcement on Tuesday.

“Steve’s unwavering leadership and dedication to growing our sport through even the most challenging times has been remarkable,” said France in a NASCAR press release. “Steve understands every part of our business and has demonstrated a consistently confident and steady presence in the face of adversity. He will be a valued and trusted addition to the Board of Directors as we work to build a stronger NASCAR for our fans and our sport.”

With the addition of Phelps, there are now five members of NASCAR’s Board of Directors. Phelps joins the team of Jim France; Lesa France Kennedy, Executive Vice Chair; Mike Helton, Senior Advisor to NASCAR; and Gary Crotty, Chief Legal Officer.

For Phelps, who has held the position of NASCAR President since 2018, the assignment to the Board of Directors is an extreme honor.

“I am incredibly honored to be appointed to the Board of Directors,” said Phelps. “As a lifelong fan of the sport, I feel a great sense of pride and duty in our work to position the sport for long-term success. I am grateful for the leadership and example set by the France family and am genuinely humbled by their continued trust in me.”

Phelps has been with the sanctioning body since 2005, and has held numerous titles in his time with the company. He even was featured on an episode of Undercover Boss back in 2010, when he was Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for NASCAR.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest Post

NASCAR Cup Series
Denny Hamlin Racing with Re-Aggravated Shoulder Injury in 2026
mm_trucks_martinsville_qualifying_gioruggiero-2
Gio Ruggiero Returns to JGR in 2026; Making O'Reilly Debut at Daytona
The Charlotte ROVAL will officially be no more in 2026 as Charlotte Motor Speedway will use the traditional 1.5-mile oval layout in its October NASCAR race weekend.
Charlotte Motor Speedway Officially Axes ROVAL for 2026 NASCAR Season
Denny Hamlin 2026 National Debt Relief paint scheme
National Debt Relief Returns to Joe Gibbs Racing in Expanded Deal
mm_cup_martinsville_practice_carsonhocevar-1 (4)
Modo Casino Expands Relationship with Spire Motorsports for 2026
Dario Franchitti - Java House Grand Prix of Monterey - By_ Paul Hurley_Large Image Without Watermark_m139052
Dario Franchitti Tackling Truck Race at St. Petersburg with TRICON Garage

Join Our Newsletter

Ready to have NASCAR news hand-delivered to your email daily?

Related Article