The suites are 11 feet above pit
road and as close as fans can get to the action, overlooking the race team pit
boxes. The original suites, built in 2012, were sold out prior to last year’s
NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race. The open-air, covered seating areas can
accommodate up to 15 people and include exclusive access to the Winner’s Circle
Lounge located adjacent to Victory Circle. The lounge includes a bar, meeting
room, seating areas, televisions and restrooms.
“Our goal is to bring fans to the
50-yard-line of racing. The suites are at the epicenter of all of the excitement
of the race and provide a place to sit and enjoy the experience, with easy
access to the amenities of the Winner’s Circle Lounge,” said Dan Farrell,
senior vice president of corporate sales for Charlotte Motor Speedway. “It’s
like having a seat on the sidelines of an NFL game. These suites provide a
bird’s eye view of all of the action on pit road.”
The new suites will be added on
to the existing structure toward the Turn 1 end of pit road. Suite holders
receive 15 tickets to each of eight NASCAR events and have the option to
purchase catering for the suite. Farrell says four of the six new suites are
already sold, and he expects a complete sellout within the next few weeks
before the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race on May 18.
To purchase tickets for the
Sprint All-Star Race and Coca-Cola 600, call the Charlotte Motor Speedway
ticket office at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) or visit www.charlottemotorspeedway.com.
To stay up to date with everything going on at the Greatest Place to See the
Race, log on to www.charlottemotorspeedway.com or connect with Charlotte Motor
Speedway on Twitter at www.twitter.com/CLTMotorSpdwy or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/charlottemotorspeedway.
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