Motorsport Badges & Passes

Custom Motorsport
Badges & Passes

Pit, paddock, media and VIP badges built for race-day access. The right people in the right zones, from gate to grid.

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Custom motorsport hospitality badge on a printed lanyard

Access Control

Map Your Zones

A race weekend is only as smooth as its access control. Most events run a credential matrix, mapping each zone to its own badge, color, and security markings. Here is how the tiers usually break down.

Badge Grants access to Typical holder Format
Pit passWorking pit lane, hot zonesCrew, officialsLaminate or hard card
Paddock badgeGarages, transporters, hospitalityTeams, media, guestsLaminate
MediaPress areas, photo positionsPress, photographersLaminate + RFID
VIP / HospitalitySuites, hospitality, paddock viewSponsors, guestsMetal or hard card
Crew / GridGrid, garage, working areasPit crew, engineersLaminate

Run each tier as a different color so marshals can read access from ten feet.

What We Make

The Badges We Make

Pit Passes

Your most restricted badge, for the working pit lane and hot zones. Sealed laminate or PVC hard card, with variable data and your tightest security features.

Paddock Badges

Garage, transporter, and hospitality access for teams, media, and guests. Run a separate color from your pit pass so officials read it at a glance.

Metal Pit Badges

Permanent, weatherproof badges for officials, series staff, and headline sponsors. Laser-engraved on aluminum or stainless, built to last a full season.

Laminated Badges & Hard Cards

The workhorse for multi-day access. Sealed against fuel, heat, dust, and weather, with PVC hard cards for premium, season-long runs.

Pairing Guide

Match Your Badge to a Lanyard

Every clip fits different credential sizes and lanyards. Tap any clip below to compare.

Finish

Fits these credential sizes

2.125″ × 5″
3″ × 5″
3.25″ × 4.75″
Lanyard Style: ½″ Dyesub ½″ Woven ¾″ Dyesub
Finishes: Silver, Black, Gold, Copper (matte on request) Credential thickness: 0.84 mm Metal locker add-on (½″ lanyards only)

Clip A fits any credential size we have a mold for. Custom molds available on request.

Specs & Security

Built for Race Day

Variable Data

Names, teams, car numbers, day and zone access, and sequential numbering, so every badge is traceable to a person.

Security Features

Barcodes, QR codes, RFID and NFC, holographic foils, and tamper-evident stock.

PMS Color Matching

Consistent team and sponsor branding across badges, lanyards, and parking passes.

Any Program

Single-event, multi-day, or full-season, produced in one run so every round matches.

The Process

How to Order

1

Tell Us Your Zones

Send your access plan, or just describe it. We map badge types and colors to each zone.

2

Send Artwork

Vector logos and series marks work best. No print-ready file? Our design team builds it.

3

Approve & Produce

Approve a digital proof, then we produce and ship to the track, your shop, or your series office.

Minimum order is 100 units with roughly a 30-business-day lead time, and rush production is available. We keep your artwork on file, so mid-season reorders match exactly. For gate additions, on-site badge printing issues credentials on arrival.

One System

Complete the System

Badges are one part of a full access setup. Pair them with matched lanyards, wristbands, and parking passes so every credential looks like one system. See the complete motorsport credentials range.

Questions

Badge & Pass FAQs

How many badge tiers does my event need?

Most events run between four and seven: pit, paddock, media, VIP, and crew, plus general admission and vehicle. The rule of thumb is simple. If two groups should not stand in the same place, they should not share a badge. Tell us your headcount by zone and we will map the set.

Can badges carry different access by day or by zone?

Yes. We print variable data including day-specific access, zone markings, names, teams, and car numbers, so one design can run across multiple days and access levels while staying traceable to a person.

How do you stop pit passes from being shared or copied?

Sequential numbering ties each pass to a person, and security features like holographic foils, tamper-evident stock, and RFID make badges difficult to duplicate or pass back at the gate.

Laminated badge or hard card: which should I choose?

Laminated badges suit most weekend and multi-day access. PVC hard cards are thicker and more durable, better for season-long programs and premium tiers. Both take full-color printing, variable data, and security features.

Which metal clip fits my credential?

It depends on your credential size. Clip A fits any size we have a mold for, Clip B is built for a 2.125 x 5 in credential, and Clip C for a 3.25 x 4.75 in credential. Use the pairing guide above to match your badge, or send us your size and we will confirm the fit.

How late can we add badges before race day?

Order as early as your entry list allows, and build in shipping time to the track. For gate additions and last-minute changes, on-site badge printing issues badges on arrival.