08/06/2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CEC Facilities Joins Racing With Autism to Help Austin Riley Finish His Championship Season—and Fuel the Future.
Racing With Autism is proud to announce that CEC Facilities, one of America’s leading specialty contractors, has joined Austin Riley’s racing program as its newest corporate partner.
The partnership comes at a pivotal moment for Austin Riley, the groundbreaking Canadian race car driver with autism, who is currently in the midst of one of the most remarkable seasons of his career.
After winning every race he has entered this season, Austin leads the Revolution Cup North America Championship heading into the final rounds.
Like many teams in professional motorsport, however, success on the track must be matched by financial support off it.
Thanks to the commitment from CEC Facilities, Austin will have additional backing as Racing With Autism works to complete the 2026 season and continue building toward an even bigger future.
“We couldn’t be more excited to welcome CEC Facilities to the Racing With Autism family,” said Jason Riley, Founder of Racing With Autism and Austin’s father.
“CEC reached out after learning Austin’s story, and from our very first conversations it was clear they understood that this program is about so much more than racing.
They recognized the impact Austin is having on families affected by autism and wanted to become part of that journey.”
CEC Facilities is a leader in electrical infrastructure and specialty trade solutions headquartered in Irving, Texas.
The company provides integrated design, engineering, installation, and maintenance solutions for mission-critical infrastructure across data center, semiconductor, industrial, and commercial sectors, with operations throughout the United States.
CEC is a subsidiary of Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. (NASDAQ: STRL).
“Every new partner gives us another opportunity to share our message that autism should never define someone’s limits,” said Austin Riley.
“I’m incredibly grateful that CEC believes in what we’re doing and has chosen to help us continue proving what is possible.”