Long before most people had seen an automobile, thrill-seekers across the globe were driving cars competitively. The speed of racecars has accelerated steadily, as has the popularity of the sport. In public opinion polls of sports popularity, in fact, auto racing consistently finishes near the top. Racecar drivers may be the star of their event, but they depend on support from many others--including some workers who aren't on the track. People don't have to be behind the wheel to pursue a career in auto racing. From pit crews to promoters, a variety of workers contribute to the excitement of race day. This article provides information about occupations in the racing industry. After an introduction to the sport, the author presents information about what these workers do, either on the track or in the workshop, and how they train.