In 2022, a report from US Soccer revealed that Holly had allegedly sexually abused players as coach of Racing. Club identity Racing Louisville FC is named in reference to the city's horse racing venues, including the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, using the "Racing" moniker used by foreign clubs. The club's circular crest uses a lavender background and a four-pointed fleur-de-lis at its center in violet. It was designed by Matthew Wolff, who had previously worked with Major League Soccer teams New York City FC and Los Angeles FC. Stadium and facilities The club shares Lynn Family Stadium and its training facilities with Louisville City FC. The soccer-specific stadium, opened in 2020, has a seated capacity of 11,600, with standing-room capacity up to 15,304. The training facilities at Louisville Champions Park includes several practice fields and an indoor gymnasium and office complex. Players and staff Current squad Out on loan Staff Head coaches Christy Holly (2021) Mario Sanchez (interim; 2021) Kim Björkegren (2022–) Record Year-by-year References External links 2019 establishments in Kentucky Association football clubs established in 2019 National Women's Soccer League teams Soccer clubs in Kentucky Women's soccer clubs in the United States USL W League teams