Nashville Superspeedway Ranks Among Top Speedway Motorsports Sales Teams
Middle Tennessee’s premier racing destination has earned top honors within its corporate parent’s network. According to announcements from Speedway Motorsports, Nashville Superspeedway was represented by individuals recognized during corporate evaluations.
The distinction places the 1.33-mile concrete track alongside top-performing facilities across the country. While Sonoma Raceway captured the overall Sales Team of the Year title for its high-yield corporate hospitality programs in Turn 11, Nashville Superspeedway made its mark through individual sales leadership.
Recognizing Individual Sales Excellence
Austin Hahn of Nashville Superspeedway was named to the exclusive Winners’ Circle list, an honor reserved for staff members meeting or exceeding strict year-over-year growth targets. This performance highlights the venue’s ongoing commercial momentum in one of the country’s most dynamic regions.
Other facilities also earned national notice during the annual presentation hosted in Charlotte. Atlanta Motor Speedway’s Ted Austad received the Corporate Events Award, Charlotte Motor Speedway’s Tracy Rich earned the On-Track Award, and Texas Motor Speedway’s Riley Leonard collected the Client Service Award.
| Award Category | Recipient | Facility |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Team of the Year | Corporate Sales Department | Sonoma Raceway |
| Corporate Events Award | Ted Austad | Atlanta Motor Speedway |
| On-Track Award | Tracy Rich | Charlotte Motor Speedway |
| Client Service Award | Riley Leonard | Texas Motor Speedway |
| Winners’ Circle Award | Austin Hahn | Nashville Superspeedway |
Looking Ahead to the 2027 Racing Calendar
As NashvilleSuperspeedway.com details in its upcoming schedule, the commercial success runs parallel to a busy on-track calendar. The facility prepares to host the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race on Friday, June 4, followed by the Wilson County Convention and Visitors Bureau Qualifying and the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Sports Illustrated 250 on Saturday, June 5. Sunday, June 6 features the marquee NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400.

These commercial achievements and upcoming event weekends underscore the venue’s role as a major economic and entertainment anchor in Middle Tennessee, building on a heritage that includes hosting the 2024 and 2025 NTT INDYCAR SERIES championship finales.