TRACK'S: Spotter Bar and Hot Pit Paddock added at Atlanta

Friday, August 1, 2014

Spotter Bar and Hot Pit Paddock added at Atlanta

Spotter Bar and Hot Pit Paddock added to Corporate Suite Amenities for NASCAR night racing Labor Day Weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway

HAMPTON, Ga. (August 1, 2014) — Atlanta Motor Speedway today announced two unique amenities which will enhance the race experience for all suite level customers beginning with the Aug. 29-31 Labor Day Weekend NASCAR race.

The Spotter Bar is located on the suite level of Atlanta Motor Speedway and features sleek granite accents, high-top tables and a relaxing environment. Suite holders will have access to the bar that serves premium cocktails, beer and wine and features live audio communications between drivers and teams throughout the race.

The Hot Pit Paddock is the Speedway’s most unique and up close location to watch racing action. Located at the beginning of pit road, it provides patrons the opportunity to see the race from an area usually only reserved for NASCAR and team members. Each corporate suite will receive a minimum of two transferable passes to provide access to the Hot Pit Paddock that can be shared among suite patrons throughout the race.

Private corporate suites remain one of the premier options to entertain clients and provide hospitality at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Suite amenities include VIP parking, pre-race pit passes, world class catering from Levy Restaurants, private restrooms and televisions along with access to the new “Spotter Bar” and “Hot Pit Paddock”.

Atlanta Motor Speedway offers suites in many different configurations to meet the entertaining needs of business, corporations and fans. To secure your customized suite package for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Labor Day Weekend, visit www.atlantamotorspeedway.com/suite or call the sales office at 770-946-3940.

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Know The Track -
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