NASCAR unveils Delta Sigma Theta show car designed by intern

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NASCAR unveils Delta Sigma Theta show car designed by intern
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NASCAR debuted its first-ever show car for Delta Sigma Theta during the sorority's 32nd South Atlantic Regional Conference in Charlotte from July 30 to August 2. Designed by LSU student Camilla Wilkins-Bowens, the crimson-and-cream vehicle showcases the sorority's branding and celebrates Black collegiate culture. Though not part of a race, the car was presented alongside NASCAR racing simulators for attendees. This initiative highlights NASCAR's continued efforts to engage with historically Black Greek-letter organizations and broaden representation within the motorsports industry.

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  • The event took place at Delta Sigma Theta's regional conference in Charlotte.
  • Camilla Wilkins-Bowens designed the vehicle as part of her NASCAR internship.
  • The car features the sorority's name and Greek letters prominently.
  • Attendees at the conference interacted with NASCAR racing simulators.
  • NASCAR aims to improve representation for Black professionals in motorsports.
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The crimson-and-cream vehicle, created by LSU student and NASCAR intern Camilla Wilkins-Bowens, made its first appearance during the sorority’s regional

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