NASCAR is using Samsung tech to officiate races for 2025 season

Today, Samsung announced its multi-year collaboration with NASCAR as a Technology Partner. The Korean tech giant has supplied NASCAR Productions with cutting-edge display solutions, including a giant The Wall screen.

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Mounted inside the control room at NASCAR's production facility in Concord, N.C., The Wall measures 32 by 9 feet (9.7 x 2.7 meters). The giant display will be used by 24 NASCAR officials to:

• Monitor NASCAR races.
• Gather and review data.
• Watch replays from the SBG Sports Software system.
• Check real-time video and audio data from the track.
• Check onboard camera feeds, ECUs, and optical tracking cameras.
• Control Pit Road Officiating (PRO) systems.
• Check feeds from official cameras at the pits, start and finish lines, restart zones, and other locations.

Aside from the oversized The Wall system, Samsung also equipped the NASCAR race control center with twenty-five ViewFinity S6 monitors and seven Odyssey G9 ultra-wide curved monitors.

Samsung says the new control room will be fully operational in time for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series, which kicks off on February 2.