NASCAR Racing is a 1994 video game developed by Papyrus Design Group and published by Virgin for the PC.

The game let the player race with up to 38 other cars (32 on shorter tracks like Bristol and Martinsville) and it also offered multiplayer action via direct links (one computer connected to another via a LAN) and also through an online system owned by Papyrus called Hawaii.

The CD-ROM version of the game also offered a SVGA graphics mode which was accessible through the command prompt (by entering "nascar -h"), but it was too demanding for many of the computers of its age, mostly 486 and early Pentium PCs.

hardware accelerated versions were later created and bundled with the Matrox Millennium and Diamond Edge 3D.

In the PlayStation edition of the game, the player races as a rookie in the number 96 Papyrus car.

The editors opined that its "incredible graphics, sound and overall experience appeal to simulation enthusiasts and casual sports fans alike".