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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything You Need to Know

Find answers to the most common questions about the NAIR National Championship, university registration, competition rules, event schedule, tickets, and more.

What is the NAIR National Championship?
The NAIR National Championship is a university-level motorsport competition where student
teams design, build, and race Formula-style vehicles while demonstrating
engineering excellence, innovation, and teamwork.
Accredited colleges and universities across the United States can participate in the NAIR National
Championship. Eligible schools can form student racing teams and compete under NAIR regulations.
Universities can register through the NAIR online registration page. After submitting the application,
the NAIR team will review the information and guide the school through the onboarding process.

Registration may require university information, team details, participant information, and any supporting 

documents requested by NAIR. The registration team will provide guidance on the required documentation 

during the application process.

Championship points are awarded based on official finishing positions in each championship 

race according to the NAIR Championship Regulations.

Current championship standings can be viewed on the NAIR Championship Standings page, where team and 

driver rankings are updated throughout the season.

Yes. Spectators are welcome to attend NAIR championship events. Event-specific information, including spectator 

access, tickets, and parking details, will be provided for each race.

Organizations interested in sponsoring or partnering with NAIR can contact the NAIR team to learn about available opportunities. 

Partnership options can be tailored to align with an organization’s goals and interests.

You can contact the NAIR team through the official Contact Us page. Our team can assist with questions about registration, 

events, partnerships, championship information, and other inquiries.

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