See inside NASCAR's luxury RVs

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See inside NASCAR's luxury RVs

NASCAR drivers Reed Sorenson and David Stremme open the doors of their motor homes for Private Quarters.

The color scheme in Stremme's master bedroom blends with the style of the rest of the motor coach.

Stremme's kitchen features Corian counters and stainless appliances.

Sorenson paid around $500,000 for his coach. Some cost as much as $2 million. Sorenson earned $203,533 in the recent Atlanta race. He drove a pink No. 41 Target Dodge to help raise money for breast cancer awareness. He plans to donate almost $10,000 of his winnings to the cause.

Friends and family can gather outside the RV to cook out and to watch race footage on this pullout TV.

Sorenson chose every detail of the RV's furnishings.

The master bath features a flat-screen TV.

Sorenson loves the accent lighting in his living room.

This home on wheels boasts a roomy shower.

Peachtree City native Sorenson chose granite counters and a black color scheme in his RV. Part of the lure of high-end RVs is the many customization options.

NASCAR driver Reed Sorenson takes a break before practice at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Sorenson, 21, lives in this American Coach luxury motor home during most of the race season.

Sorenson's master bedroom features a Sleep Number bed, perfect for cat naps. (P.S.: His sleep number is 40.)

The location of the guest bath gives Sorenson some privacy, allowing him to close off the master bedroom to visitors.

The sitting area offers plenty of room for entertaining friends and family during race weekends.

NASCAR driver David Stremme, Sorenson's teammate, shows off his RV.

Stremme, who placed 39th in Atlanta last weekend, drives the Coors Light car. His RV color scheme complements his sponsor's colors.

Another view of the master bath. Stremme chose to forgo the flat-screen TV, unlike Sorenson.

The shower in Stremme's master bathroom.

Stremme chose comfortable cream-colored leather sofas and gray window treatments.

The marble tile is heated, a plus for Sorenson, who kicks off his shoes before entering the coach and asks visitors to do the same.

His kitchen includes a full-sized refrigerator, which his driver and "road Dad," Joe Pendrak, restocks at every track.

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The color scheme in Stremme's master bedroom blends with the style of the rest of the motor coach.

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