NASCAR works with nearly 120 Fortune 500 companies on various levels of sponsorship.
Its Minnesota-based sponsors include:
Target: sponsor of Earnhardt Ganassi Racing, Sprint Cup Series team
3M: sponsor of Roush Fenway Racing, Sprint Cup Series team
Great Clips: sponsor of drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kasey Kahne and Brad Sweet in Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series
General Mills: sponsor of Richard Childress Racing, Sprint Cup Series team
Fastenal: sponsor of Roush Fenway Racing, Sprint Cup Series team
Best Buy: sponsor of Roush Fenway Racing
Cargill: sponsor of Roush Fenway Racing
G&K Services: sponsor of driver Mike Wallace and JD Motorsports Nationwide team
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