"Changing Lanes" is a BET TV show in partnership with NASCAR that is a docu-reality racecar competition series, narrated by award-winning rapper and actor Ludacris. "Changing Lanes" chronicles the search for the next generation of minority and female racecar drivers in America's most-watched form of motorsports. The eight-episode season follows a group of hopefuls vying for a spot on Max Siegel's NASCAR Revolution Racing team.
The contestants are part of NASCAR's leading driver development program,
Drive for Diversity, which provides opportunities for minority and female drivers to compete in one of NASCAR's highest levels of professional racing.
While there have been other reality series to delve into motorsports, "Changing Lanes" is the first show to focus exclusively on minority and female drivers. The series kicks off at NASCAR's Drive for Diversity Program Testing and Evaluation Combine, where thirty drivers experience a rigorous application process. The ten drivers selected for the team compete through several elimination style contests with four finalists winning the opportunity to qualify for the Toyota All Star Showdown in Irwindale, California.
"Changing Lanes" is executive produced by Jay Abraham, Jim Jorden, Ken Mok and Max Siegel along with BET Networks, NASCAR, NASCAR Media Group, 10 x 10 Entertainment and The 909 Group.
The contestants are part of NASCAR's leading driver development program,
"Changing Lanes" contestant Darrell Wallace Jr.
While there have been other reality series to delve into motorsports, "Changing Lanes" is the first show to focus exclusively on minority and female drivers. The series kicks off at NASCAR's Drive for Diversity Program Testing and Evaluation Combine, where thirty drivers experience a rigorous application process. The ten drivers selected for the team compete through several elimination style contests with four finalists winning the opportunity to qualify for the Toyota All Star Showdown in Irwindale, California.
"Changing Lanes" is executive produced by Jay Abraham, Jim Jorden, Ken Mok and Max Siegel along with BET Networks, NASCAR, NASCAR Media Group, 10 x 10 Entertainment and The 909 Group.
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