2025 Panini National Treasures NASCAR Racing Checklist Details

2025 Panini National Treasures NASCAR Racing brings a handful of firsts to collectors, while still delivering on the concepts the product has become known for throughout its 10 years of existence.

Among the 10 cards per hobby box, collectors should expect a total of eight autographs or memorabilia cards.

2025 Panini National Treasures NASCAR Racing Checklist Overview

Though collectors zoom through packs looking for hits, National Treasures starts off with a numbered base set and a handful of parallels. A few traditional inserts also find their way into the product.

To pay homage to the product’s legacy, Panini will include 2016 Throwback cards, replicating the original NASCAR NT design.

Among the top autographs in the product are the first hard-signed signatures from rookies like Connor Zilisch, Corey Day and Brent Crews.

Panini also takes collectors back in time when it comes to rookies.

In the new Rookie of the Year Autographs set, the company takes a reflective look at drivers who previously won ROY honors on one of NASCAR’s top circuits – the Cup Series, Xfinity Series, or Craftsman Truck Series.

All three circuits remain in focus in another new set, Triple Threat Signatures – which feature drivers like Chase Elliott who have found success in all three series.

Dual Autographs deliver several pairings of NASCAR figures.

From siblings to teammates to driver/crew chief combos, Panini runs the gambit with these signed cards.

Even more ink can be found in Premium Patch Autographs, which also include a prime piece of memorabilia.

Another first for Panini – race-used window nets embedded into cards.

Net Gain feature cuts from the protective driver’s side window nets, along with an image of the driver’s car.

Arguably the biggest chase in the product, however, is the Jeff Gordon Dual Jumbo Patch Autograph Booklet, which includes a piece of the fire suit he wore during his 93rd and final NASCAR victory at Martinsville Speedway in 2015.