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AdventHealth partners with NASCAR driver Hailie Deegan during Women’s History Month

The initiative will recognize women on and off the track who are integral to NASCAR.


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AdventHealth is launching a platform in March during Women’s History Month to celebrate the women working in NASCAR. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth
AdventHealth is launching a platform in March during Women’s History Month to celebrate the women working in NASCAR. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth
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AdventHealth is launching a platform in March during Women’s History Month to celebrate the women working in NASCAR, including women drivers and the business professionals who serve as the backbone of race teams, tracks, agencies and media organizations. 

The platform includes a partnership with AdventHealth, NASCAR CraftsmanTruck Series and ThorSport Racing driver Hailie Deegan, Women in NASCAR and female members of the motorsports media. 

As part of the partnership, during the March 18 race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the deck lid of Deegan’s No. 13 Ford F-150 will feature the names of many of the women working in NASCAR. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth

WIN is an employee resource group that aims to create a supportive community for women and allies in NASCAR offices to foster dialogue and promote professional growth. 

As part of the partnership, during the March 18 race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the deck lid of Deegan’s No. 13 Ford F-150 will feature the names of many of the women working in NASCAR. In addition, the name of Sara Christian, who was the first female driver to compete in NASCAR, will appear above the passenger-side door. 

“I’m excited to partner with AdventHealth on

The initiative will recognize women on and off the track who are integral to NASCAR. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth

this important initiative to honor Women’s History Month,” Deegan said. “It’s an honor to recognize the incredible women who paved the way for female drivers, as well as the female business professionals who are important to the day-to-day operation of our sport.”

 

 

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