It's the latest of several recent high-profile deals involving NASCAR and the nation's second-largest bank.
Financial terms of the latest deal, which includes California Speedway near Los Angeles and Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, as well as tracks in Phoenix and Watkins Glen, N.Y., were not disclosed.
"Joining the ISC family enables us to expand the ways in which we can reach a significant base of racing fans among our customers, and is further proof of our commitment to the sport as a central part of our marketing strategy," Rick Parsons, executive vice president for brand marketing at Bank of America, said in a statement.
Bank of America will be able to place advertisements and ATMs at each of the four tracks as well as entertainment space and other promotional rights.
It has an estimated $80million committed to sport, including deals with the Olympics, Major League Baseball, the PGA Tour and NASCAR, according to sponsorship research and consulting company, IEG.
