History
Founded in 1980 by NASCAR racing legend Buck Baker, the Buck Baker Racing School has been proudly instructing amateurs, budding-champions, and racing pros alike.
Nearly three decades ago, Buck recognized the need for a racing school to train future drivers, and to raise more interest in the sport as a whole. Over the years, our school has had the honor of training some of racing's best, including: Four-time Sprint Cup Champion, Jeff Gordon and 2002 Sprint Cup Champion, Tony Stewart, among others.
Racing Classes from different eras at the North Carolina Speedway
(Jeff Gordon is in the picture on the left!)
Our school has expanded to operate out of six racetracks in the southeast: the Atlanta Motor Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, Darlington Raceway, North Carolina Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway and North Wilkesboro Speedway.