On this page, you’ll find a wide range of Nascar-themed coloring pages. There are sleek race cars on the track, drivers in action, pit crews working on tires, and even exciting finish line moments. From legendary cars to dynamic race scenes, these free printable coloring sheets are perfect for fans of all ages. Great for classrooms, birthday party crafts, or just some quiet time at home for little racers!
How to Use These Free Printable Nascar Coloring Pages
Getting started is simple. Just click on any of the images or links below, and a printable PDF coloring sheet will open in a new tab. You can then download or print it right away. You can also choose to color them digitally using a tablet or iPad if you prefer. All coloring sheets are formatted for standard US letter paper (8.5 x 11 inches), but they will also print perfectly on A4 paper. So grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and start racing to the finish line!
Fun Things To Do With Your Nascar Coloring Pages
1. Make a Race Track Wall Mural
After coloring a few race car pages, cut out the cars and create your own racetrack on a wall or bulletin board. Use black construction paper or poster board to draw a winding track. Add colored cars along the track, traffic cones made from orange paper, and signs like “Pit Stop” and “Finish Line.” This is a fun way to decorate a bedroom, classroom, or playroom with Nascar flair!
2. Create a DIY Nascar Driver ID Card
Pick a Nascar driver coloring page and after coloring it, glue it onto a folded card made from construction paper. Then, write your name, racing number, favorite team, and your imaginary sponsor. Add a photo of yourself or draw one. Laminate it for a lasting keepsake. Kids can wear it with a lanyard and pretend they’re real drivers on race day.
3. Build a 3D Race Car Craft
Color a printable Nascar car, cut it out, and glue it to a small cardboard box (like a tissue box or snack box) to create a 3D car. Use black bottle caps or paper circles for wheels. You can even make a whole set and race them down a cardboard ramp for some racing fun at home or in class.
4. Nascar Pit Stop Pretend Play Set
After coloring pit crew members and tools (jack, tires, helmets), cut them out and set up a pretend pit stop. Use blocks or small boxes for tool benches. Kids can act out changing tires, refueling cars, and fixing engines using their printable coloring sheet characters and parts.
5. Make a Racing Numbers Banner
Many Nascar cars have big bold numbers. Color different car pages, cut out just the numbers, and string them together with yarn to make a banner. Hang it up for a birthday party, race day event, or just for fun in your bedroom. You can even spell out “Start Your Engines!” with colored letters and numbers.
6. Design Your Own Race Car
Use a blank Nascar car coloring page and turn it into your own creation. Add stripes, flames, racing numbers, and sponsor logos. Once colored, name your car and write a short story about its big race win. Turn it into a mini book by stapling pages together with the car and the story.
7. Make a Race Day Coloring Book
Print several Nascar coloring pages and staple them together to make your own custom race day coloring book. Make a cover page with the title “My Nascar Race Book” and color that too. This makes a great gift for friends or a fun car ride activity before watching a real race.
8. DIY Nascar Trophy Craft
After coloring a finish line or winning scene, create a trophy using a toilet paper roll and a plastic cup. Cover it with aluminum foil or gold paper, and glue the colored image on the front. Write “Best Racer” or “Champion Driver” on the base. It’s perfect for imaginative racing play or classroom competitions.
9. Nascar Story Wheel
Color a car, a racetrack, pit stop crew, and fans. Cut out each part and attach them to a paper plate using a split pin to create a rotating story wheel. Spin it to create different race scenes and tell a new story each time. Great for building storytelling skills and having fun with Nascar themes.
10. Create a Countdown to Race Day Calendar
Choose your favorite Nascar driver coloring page, color it, and mount it on a large poster board. Draw a 10-day countdown grid below and color a square each day as the big race day approaches. This is a great classroom or home project leading up to Daytona or any Nascar event.
11. Make Your Own Pit Pass Badge
After coloring your favorite Nascar scene, reduce the size on a printer and cut it into a badge shape. Laminate it and punch a hole to wear it around your neck like a real pit pass! Great for pretend play or Nascar-themed parties.
12. Racing License Craft
Use a colored-in Nascar car and glue it onto a small index card. Add your name, a fun license number, and your photo. Laminate or tape it for durability. Hand out “licenses” to kids before letting them race around with their paper cars or on tricycles in the backyard.
13. Trackside Fan Poster
Color a Nascar scene or car and glue it to a large poster board. Write messages like “Go Team!” or “Race to Win!” Decorate with glitter, stickers, and streamers. Use it while watching a Nascar race on TV or at a themed party. These Nascar coloring pages are more than just coloring fun — they’re the starting line for hours of hands-on racing crafts and activities. Download the free printable PDF coloring sheets and let the creative racing begin!
