RACETRAC NEWS & MEDIA

Bolch leaves an indelible legacy that shaped not only his beloved company but the entire industry sector.   

RaceTrac has been a proud supporter of Camp Sunshine since 2010. Camp Sunshine is an organization in Georgia whose mission is to enrich the lives of children living with cancer and their families.

The search for the cure for Parkinson's disease is a cause near and dear to the RaceTrac family. Our guests have helped us raise more than $4.6 million for The Michael J. Fox Foundation.

RaceTrac launched the RaceTrac Gives Back employee volunteer program at our Store Support Center headquartered in Atlanta, GA in 2017.

RaceTrac has introduced a new addition to its food menu: Taco Pizza! This flavorful twist on two classic favorites is available for a limited time only at select RaceTrac locations.

RaceTrac announces the opening of its first convenience store in Ohio. Located in the I-75 & CR 99 corridor in Findlay, this new, 8,100-square-foot travel center provides everything needed to refuel and recharge for the nearly 75,000 drivers.

RaceTrac today announces the opening of its 250th store in Florida. Located near I-75 at 6090 Duncan Road, this travel center offers everything needed to refuel and recharge, including an innovative drive-thru feature.

During a recent episode of the Truck Stops Here podcast Nick LaFalce, RaceTrac’s marketing manager shares how RaceTrac is expanding its reach and how the company communicates its brand.

 RaceTrac proudly announces that its CEO, Natalie Morhous, has been named a “Most Admired CEO” by the Atlanta Business Chronicle for 2024. 

RaceTrac celebrates its 90th anniversary as a convenience store leader. Dating back to 1934, founder Carl Bolch, Sr. opened a fuel store known as Carl Bolch Trackside Stations in Missouri.

RaceTrac launched a significant upgrade to its popular RaceTrac Rewards app, designed to enhance its “Whatever Gets You Going” brand of convenience.

After 56 years of company leadership as chairman of the board, the RaceTrac, Inc. board of directors unanimously voted Carl Bolch, Jr. into the role of chairman emeritus.