
Xfinity NASCAR
From 2018 to 2023, I led creative for Xfinity’s NASCAR brand platform—one of the brand’s most visible and long-standing sponsorships. My work spanned everything from trackside experiences to car design to broadcast graphics, helping cement Xfinity’s position as a committed and authentic supporter of the sport and its fans. During Xfinity’s larger brand refresh, I also helped design and direct the updated Xfinity Series logo—ensuring a smooth visual evolution across all NASCAR materials and touchpoints.
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The goal was to elevate Xfinity’s brand presence within NASCAR by creating a consistent, fan-forward experience across every touchpoint. This meant going beyond logo placements to deliver meaningful engagement—whether through high-impact car wraps, dynamic on-site activations, or exclusive Xfinity Rewards integrations. Every element was crafted to reflect Xfinity’s investment in the sport, the teams, and the people who live and breathe racing.
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The work was designed for passionate NASCAR fans—from lifelong diehards to newer viewers discovering the sport through Xfinity broadcasts. The platform also aimed to give Xfinity Rewards members premium, money-can’t-buy moments, while making sure the brand felt credible and exciting both on TV and at the track.
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I served as the lead art director across the NASCAR program, directing creative vision and execution for everything from race-day hospitality suites to in-broadcast graphics to social campaigns. I designed and directed both promotional and competitive car wraps, shaped the identity of our Xfinity Zone footprint, developed multi-channel creative toolkits that spanned the race calendar, and oversaw creative for Rewards activations. When Xfinity underwent a brand refresh, I helped design and direct the updated Series logo—ensuring a strong, cohesive brand presence across the entire NASCAR ecosystem.
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I collaborated closely with our internal team, which included a creative director (depending on the project), a project manager, a designer, a copywriter, our account partners, and a member of the field team. Externally, I partnered with NASCAR Productions to develop social video content and worked with 23XI Racing to design car wraps for Bubba Wallace. I also worked cross-functionally with Xfinity’s Rewards and brand teams to develop integrated campaign moments that came to life both at the track and online.
Xfinity Rewards Selfie Car
What started as a long-shot idea turned into one of the most buzzworthy fan moments of the 2023 NASCAR season. With less than three months until the Xfinity 500, we pitched a bold concept: transform Bubba Wallace’s No. 23 car into a rolling tribute to our customers by covering it with selfies of Xfinity Rewards members.
The timeline was tight. We needed to launch the sweepstakes with enough lead time to promote, collect thousands of entries, select winners, and receive their photos—all before handing off the final flat art to 23XI Racing for printing and wrapping. Meanwhile, we built a supporting microsite and created individualized social assets so every winner could share their moment in the spotlight.
Despite the crunch, the program came together in time for race day. The selfie car debuted at Martinsville, celebrating our fans in an unmistakable and highly personal way. It not only delivered a high-impact visual on the track but reinforced the value of Xfinity Rewards, putting real customers front and center in a sport where fan loyalty runs deep.
NASCAR Xfinity Series:
Logo Redesign
This project focused on developing new logo design options for both the NASCAR Xfinity Series and the Cup Series, using Xfinity’s refreshed brand color palette. While the Cup Series logo required greater restraint to accommodate lockups with other Premier Partners on a black background, the Xfinity Series logo offered more flexibility—serving as a direct reflection of the Xfinity brand within the sport. Early exploration considered legacy sponsor colors and the complexities of color ownership in NASCAR. Although the new palette included a wide spectrum, the final explorations leaned into purple as a distinctive brand identifier. All designs adhered to NASCAR’s regulations, maintaining the existing logo size and rectangular shape. The work was guided by the principles of ownership, simplicity, and modernity.