TRACK'S: PHOENIX RACEWAY TO HOST NASCAR OPEN TEST

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

PHOENIX RACEWAY TO HOST NASCAR OPEN TEST

PHOENIX RACEWAY TO HOST NASCAR OPEN TEST SESSION ON TUESDAY, JAN. 31

$5 donation gives fans access to see Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kevin Harvick and more NASCAR stars on track

PHOENIX – Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series stars will appear at Phoenix Raceway for the first time in 2017 when the track hosts an open test session on Tuesday, Jan. 31. Phoenix Raceway will open its gates to fans from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with general seating in the Bobby Allison Grandstand. Free parking is available and fans are asked to make a $5 donation to Phoenix Raceway Charities for admission.

Several 2016 NASCAR Chase contenders including Kevin Harvick, Joey Logano, Matt Kenseth and Austin Dillon are scheduled to be participate, while Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be making his first public appearance behind the wheel in six months.

With a new series sponsor, manufacturer changes and new faces to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, there will be plenty of excitement when the drivers look for valuable track time ahead of the 2017 season and Phoenix Raceway’s Camping World 500 on Sunday, March 19.

Tickets for the Camping World 500 start at just $25, and 2017 season tickets are available beginning at $99. Individual tickets and season tickets are available online at PhoenixRaceway.com, by phone at 1-866-408-RACE (7223) or in person at the PIR ticket office.

Phoenix Raceway Charities is a Donor Advised Fund under The NASCAR Foundation, and its mission is to accelerate the development of children in Arizona by supporting education, children and families of our military and military veterans, and life enrichment programs for children and families in our community.

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