WHO WE ARE
America's First Intercollegiate Motorsports Education Program
The National Association of Intercollegiate Racing (NAIR) is pioneering a new era of collegiate motorsports by combining competitive racing with higher education. Our mission is to provide students with real-world experience in engineering, business, marketing, leadership, and teamwork through a nationally recognized racing program.
Building the Future of Collegiate Sim Racing
NAIR was founded with a bold vision—to establish the nation’s first intercollegiate sim racing education program, making competitive motorsports more accessible and affordable for colleges and universities across the United States.
Traditional motorsports often require significant financial investment, limiting opportunities for many students and institutions. NAIR removes those barriers by providing a professional sim racing platform that delivers the excitement, competition, educational value, and industry exposure of motorsports without the high costs associated with traditional racing.
By combining competitive sim racing with hands-on learning, professional development, and industry networking, NAIR empowers students to build practical skills in engineering, business, marketing, leadership, and team management. Our goal is to bridge the gap between education and the motorsports industry, creating an inclusive pathway for the next generation of racing professionals.
Mission
To inspire, educate, and develop future leaders by providing universities and students with hands-on motorsports experiences that combine engineering, business, technology, and competition.
Vision
To establish the nation’s premier collegiate motorsports championship, creating opportunities for students, universities, and industry partners to innovate, collaborate, and shape the future of racing.
OUR VALUES
What Drives Everything We Do
Innovation
We encourage creative thinking, technical excellence, and continuous improvement both on and off the track.
Education
Every competition is designed to create meaningful learning experiences that prepare students for successful careers.
Teamwork
Success in motorsports depends on collaboration, communication, and trust between every member of the team.
Leadership
We develop confident leaders capable of managing projects, solving problems, and inspiring others.
Integrity
Fair competition, professionalism, and respect remain at the heart of every NAIR event and partnership.
Excellence
We strive to deliver the highest standards in education, competition, safety, and organizational excellence.
WHY NAIR
Experience the Future of Collegiate Racing
NAIR provides students with opportunities that extend far beyond race day. Participants gain valuable experience in engineering, marketing, business operations, sponsorship management, media production, data analysis, leadership, and event management—skills that are highly valued across multiple industries.
By participating in NAIR, students develop practical experience while building professional networks that can open doors to future careers.
- Real-world engineering experience
- Business and marketing development
- Leadership opportunities
- National collegiate competition
- Industry networking
- Career readiness
- Hands-on project management
- Professional mentorship
OUR ROADMAP
Building the Future of Collegiate Motorsports
01
PHASE
Building high-performance race cars through innovation, teamwork, and engineering excellence.
02
PHASE
Recruit universities and student teams from across the United States.
03
PHASE
04
PHASE
Expand competition opportunities and strengthen educational partnerships.
05
PHASE
Become the leading collegiate motorsports organization in North America.
FAQ”S
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NAIR?
NAIR is the National Association of Intercollegiate Racing, the first collegiate motorsports
education program in the United States.
Who can participate?
learn, and gain experience across different areas of motorsports.
How do schools register?
qseasonal registration process. Once registered, teams can prepare their drivers and staff for championship competition.
Can companies become sponsors?
connecting with emerging talent, and creating meaningful educational and networking opportunities for students.
