Merchandise & Apparel

Shop stock car racing merchandise, driver shirts, team apparel, hats, hoodies, jackets, crew gear, track merchandise and short track fan gear on RaceTeams.com.

Asphalt oval racing has always been personal. At a Saturday night short track, the driver on the shirt may be the person who works at the shop down the road, coaches a local team, or spent all week getting the race car ready after work. A team shirt is not just something to wear in the grandstands. It can carry the car number, thank the businesses that helped buy tires and fuel, give a young driver something to hand a new fan, and help a family-run team look like a program worth following.

That same culture runs all the way up the stock car ladder. Weekly racers dream about Late Models and Modifieds. Late Model and ARCA drivers dream about national opportunities. NASCAR remains the biggest reference point in American stock car racing, but the road toward it is built at places such as Hickory, South Boston, New Smyrna, Five Flags, Stafford, Thompson, Slinger, Winchester, Berlin, Madera and hundreds of local paved ovals.

RaceTeams.com gives drivers, teams, tracks, promoters, racing families and merchandise sellers a place to sell the products that let fans support the people and places behind asphalt oval racing.

Shop Stock Car Racing Merchandise

Listings may include driver shirts, race team shirts, crew shirts, sponsor shirts, hats, hoodies, jackets, polos, youth apparel, track shirts, event shirts, championship apparel, flags, patches, lanyards, fan packs, ordinary posters, unsigned hero cards, small fan stickers and other current merchandise.

The key is why the buyer wants the item. Current products meant to be worn, displayed, gifted or used to support an active driver, team, track or event belong here. Signed, rare, vintage, race-used or historically important items belong under Asphalt Oval Racing Memorabilia and Collectibles.

Driver Shirts, Team Shirts and Crew Apparel

For many short track teams, shirts are the first real piece of merchandise they sell. They show up at the trailer door, the concession area, the autograph table, the team shop and in the grandstands. A good shirt can make a local program easier to recognize and give sponsors another place to be seen beyond the race car.

Listings may include front-and-back driver shirts, team logo shirts, crew shirts, sponsor shirts, championship shirts, race-specific shirts, youth shirts and limited production runs.

Sellers should include sizes, fit, material, color, print method, available quantities, year or season when relevant, driver or team connection, sponsor marks, production timing and shipping details. If an item is made to order, say so. If only certain sizes remain from a past season, say that too.

Hats, Hoodies, Jackets and Trackside Gear

Race nights do not always happen in perfect weather. Spring nights in the Midwest, fall Modified races in the Northeast and late-season championship events can make hoodies and jackets just as useful as T-shirts.

Listings may include snapbacks, fitted caps, beanies, hoodies, sweatshirts, windbreakers, racing jackets, crew jackets, polos and other apparel tied to a driver, team, track or event.

Sellers should describe sizing, material, embroidery or print details, condition and whether the product is team-issued, driver-issued, event-issued, officially licensed, custom, fan-made or otherwise independently produced.

Short Track Racing Merchandise

Short track racing is the heart of this page. Late Model Stock, Super Late Model, Pro Late Model, Tour Modified, SK Modified, Sportsman, Street Stock, Super Stock, Crown Vic, Mini Stock, Hornet, Compact, Pro Truck, Legends Car and Bandolero teams all have a reason to build a fan connection.

A weekly racer may sell twenty shirts to family, friends and local supporters. A touring Late Model team may carry merchandise to multiple states. A Modified driver may have generations of fans who follow the same number and family name. A young Legends or Bandolero driver may use simple shirts and hero cards to thank the first businesses that believed in the program.

For sellers, the strongest listings make the racing connection obvious. Name the driver, team, class, car number, track, season or event when appropriate rather than relying on generic racing graphics alone.

Late Model, Modified and Regional Touring Merchandise

Regional touring series give short track merchandise a broader audience. Listings may relate to teams and competitors in series such as the CARS Tour, ASA STARS National Tour, ASA Southern Super Series, ASA Midwest Tour, ASA/CRA Super Series, NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, SMART Modified Tour, Race of Champions Modified Series, American-Canadian Tour and PASS when the seller has the rights to offer the product.

These programs travel between tracks and communities where fans often know the teams well. Merchandise can help a driver carry the same identity from Hickory to South Boston, from Five Flags to New Smyrna, or from Stafford to Thompson.

Series names should provide factual context. RaceTeams.com does not imply affiliation with a series, track, team, driver or licensing organization simply because a listing references it.