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Employees from Speedway Motorsports and its subsidiaries gather for a photo at Charlotte Motor Speedway after the company was named a Silver Medalist on SBJ’s Best Places to Work list, released earlier this week. (Speedway Motorsports photo)
CONCORD, N.C. (Nov. 26, 2025) – For the second consecutive year, Speedway Motorsports was named by the Sports Business Journal as one of its Best Places to Work in Sports Silver Medalist for 2025, the weekly sports business magazine announced this week.
More than 9,000 employees of 98 companies took part in a confidential employee satisfaction survey administered this summer by SBJ partner, Omaha, Neb.-based Quantum Workplace. The survey measured more than 40 key areas that make up an organization’s culture, such as employees’ trust in leadership, company perks and communication.
“Creating remarkable experiences for fans, impacting the communities we call home, and investing in the well-being of our teammates are at the heart of who we are,” said Marcus Smith, President and CEO of Speedway Motorsports. “In an industry centered on entertainment, it’s our people who make the difference. We want Speedway Motorsports to be a place where guests feel welcomed and inspired, and where our teammates have the opportunity to excel. Being named a Best Place to Work in Sports Silver Medalist for the second year in a row is both an honor and a reflection of the culture our team builds every day.”
Based in Charlotte, N.C., Speedway Motorsports was one of 67 finalists recognized in the SBJ’s 2025 Best Places to Work in Sports, earning a silver medal in the Owner/Operator category for organizations with 50 or more employees.
Speedway Motorsports has more than 700 employees across 11 premier motorsports facilities as well as its souvenir merchandising subsidiary, SMI Properties; its racecar manufacturing business, U.S. Legend Cars International; its radio broadcast arm, the Performance Racing Network and zMAX Micro-lubricants, an engine additive company.
