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          Left: Steve Phelps, NASCAR Senior Vice President and CMO, donned the No. 00 Aaron's uniform as an assistant tire specialist on pit road during the July...

          Steve Phelps

          American auto racing executive

          Steve Phelps (born December 23, 1962) is an American motorsports executive.

          He currently serves as the President of NASCAR.

          Early life

          Phelps was born in Burlington, Vermont.

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        1. NASCAR Partners with Steven Soderbergh on Heist-Themed Film Project: NASCAR is collaborating with Academy Award-winning director Steven Soderbergh on a feature.
        2.  I mean, do I get to love NASCAR guy for being NASCAR guy only when being NASCAR guy benefits me. Doesn't seem fair, but ineed, I'm sortof mad at NASCAR guy.
        3. Left: Steve Phelps, NASCAR Senior Vice President and CMO, donned the No. 00 Aaron's uniform as an assistant tire specialist on pit road during the July
        4. This document is the third volume of a series designed and written for the young reader aged 9 and above.
        5. NASCAR can do it, boy, can everyone do it.” —Steve Phelps '85, president of NASCAR Alumnus Phelps made a virtual return to campus for the annual Hoffman.

          6. As a young man, he attended stock car races at Catamount Stadium.[1]

          He attended University of Vermont and was a member of the track team.[2] After graduating from UVM, Phelps obtained an MBA from Boston College.

          Career

          After graduating college, Phelps worked in New York City for American Home Products as a brand manager for Chef Boyardee and later at Guinness.[3]

          In 1990, Phelps began working for the NFL, first as a marketing manager and eventually as a vice president of Corporate Marketing.

          He remained with the company until 2004.

          After leaving the NFL, Phelps was recruited by Casey Wasserman to work at the Wasserman Media Group as head of global sales. After one year at WMG, Phelps left to work at NASCAR.

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