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RACE WEEKEND GUIDE October 21-23, 2016 at Talladega Superspeedway Hellmann’S 500 & Fred’S 250 Powered by Coca-Cola RACE WEEKEND GUIDE October 21-23 SECTION SPONSORS Hellmann’s 500 & fred’s 250 Powered by Coca-Cola RACE WEEKEND GUIDE October 21-23, 2016 at Talladega Superspeedway Hellmann’s 500 & fred’s 250 Powered by Coca-Cola RACE WEEKEND GUIDE October 21-23. 2016 at Talladega Superspeedway NASCAR speeds back into 250 Powered by Coca-Cola is tance (2.66 miles), is the most Talladega Blvd, home of the action at Talladega Superspeed- the third and inal race in the fun and fan-friendly, offering up Friday evening “Big One on the way Oct. 21-23 for double Round of 8 for the NASCAR hundreds of acres of free camp- Blvd” party. The historic venue elimination Chase weekend. Camping World Truck Series ing, amazing kids’ ticket prices features the most comfortable Sunday’s Hellmann’s 500 NA- Chase in which only six com- and special offers for military seats in motorsports, large video SCAR Sprint Cup Series event petitors will advance for the members and college students. viewing boards lining the front- is the Round of 12 elimination championship at the event’s Talladega Superspeedway is stretch and endless activities race in the Chase for the NA- conclusion. NASCAR’s Most NASCAR’s “Party Capital” for fans throughout its event SCAR Sprint Cup where the Competitive Track (record 88 thanks to the track’s infamous weekends. Log on to tallade- title contenders will be reduced lead changes in 188 laps), with inield, which features the tra- gasuperspeedway.com or call from 12 to eight at the check- the circuit’s steepest banking ditional Saturday Night con- 1-877-Go2-DEGA for more ered lag. 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CROSSOVER 4E SPEED STREET TALLADEGA BOULEVARD SPEED STREET TURN TURN 3 LANE C 1E TURN 3 LANE ? 3 GEICO 4N GROUNDS INFIELD DRIVE GEICO ORANGE TRAM CAVEMAN CAMPGROUND GECKO YELLOW ROAD COURSE LOOP FRONTRUNNERS ROAD CLUB II R P TURN O O L 1 OVE E S P R O U O O GEICO CROSS TRAM L C R GROUNDS D D E A R T GREEN O E R A TRAM V M I E R INFIELD HOSPITALITY L EDWAY BLVD E U D P PARKING E FINISH LINE O FLAG AVE P RV OVERFLOW LOO B URSE 3N SP D CO 3E ROA K D R TRAM OA EP7 R A TURN 4 LANE CK O P PADDOCK ROAD DD PA TALLADEGA H INFIELD DRIVE WINNER’S T 2E TURN 4 LANE FINISH LINE RV U TURN TALLADEGA TOWER WALK I O 4 FINISH LINE S GECKO CHALETS TRAM TRAM FRONTRUNNERS CLUB I MOSS-THORNTONM.T. TOWER GATORADE MAIN ENTRANCE - NORTH BLVD. VICTORY LANE TRAM NORTH TUNNEL B’HAM 2N BACK FORTY BEER CO. B’HAM PADDOCK CLUB TAILGATE TRAIL LANE CENTER CARE F ? ? L A 1W G ? B’HAM TWR EXT A D GADSDEN H V E EGA DRIV UT E O S SOUTH VILLAGE RD LL LINCOLN HI ADA4 V. OVHS TOWER EP4 EP1 LINCOLN TOWER O. TIX-A ANNISTON OVHS TWRTIX-E EXT BOOTH LEGENDS A. TOWER ER BOOTH O.V. HILL NORTH OW O AL T LANE EP2 VHN TOWER TRI-OV ? ? D R 4W E TRAM V I FAN ZONE LEGENDS R EP3 TIX-D D VILLAGE 2W BOOTH A VILLAGE G FAN ZONE ADA2 ADA1 E ? D WEST D AY PARKING TICKET BLVD ADA3 NORTH DEGA SH1 1N OFFICE 3W DRIVE RIVE DEGA D 5W 6W WINNER’S TAILGA SH2 VD JACKSON TRACE TE TRAIL BL T ES WALK II W INTERNATIONAL TRAM TAILG SH4 JACKSON TRACE ATE TR MOTORSPORTS AIL HALL OF FAME 8W T BLVD. MUSEUM PECAN WES GROVE CHAMPIONS SH3 CORNER 9W RD. RD E U GEICO R TRE TH R A T E WEST A U P C GEICO 7W WEST B GUEST SERVICES PARKING TRAM TIX ? 1 IE-6E / 1E-10W TRAM J Tickets Disabled A Information First Aid Free Tram C Booth Parking Route Guest K Will Call S Shuttle O Service N T SH1-SH4 R EP SH1 A . C Entrance Showers Sanitation Suite E TRAM Plazas Station Hospitality Pedestrian Parking Gates WEST BLVD ADA1 ADA1-ADA4 ADA Rookie9W Parking 10W Pit Stop TRAM Meet Thursday | OCTOBER 20, 2016 | 5:00-7:00 PM JACK ROUSH “Between a road car and a race car is a ROUSH car...” Food • Fun • Autographs at Pell City Location alabamaford.com/roush “Experience Our Award Winning Attitude” AlabamaFord.com 070800669510089 St. Clair News-Aegis | newsaegis.com | October 20, 2016 Need a Ride? New TallaTaxi Fan Transportation now available Race fans sometimes ind able black and yellow check- tinue to provide free tram themselves in a need of ered carts while they make and ADA shuttle services quickly getting to various their rounds around Tallade- throughout the weekend as locations on property during ga’s nearly 3,000 acres. well, at select locations. a race weekend at Talladega TallaTaxi will deliver safe Patron Transportation de- Superspeedway, so NA- rides to keep guests moving buted in 2005, and 10 years SCAR’s Most Competitive and rested while fully en- later, they have grown to track has great news for those joying the highly anticipated the largest and most efi- who normally travel by foot NASCAR Chase double cient event taxi service in with the introduction of the elimination weekend which the nation, working major all-new TallaTaxi service. will play a pivotal role in events from coast to coast. The TallaTaxi golf cart ser- both the NASCAR Sprint Offering a safe and thorough vice, from Patron Transporta- Cup Series (NSCS) and NA- taxi service to many festivals tion, will make its Talladega SCAR Camping World Truck in excess of 75,000 patrons, debut during the Alabama Series (NCWTS) title battles. they are the irst and only 500 and fred’s 250 Powered “Creating a one-of-a-kind company of this kind to con- by Coca-Cola weekend, start- fan experience has always sistently deliver service of ing as early as Tuesday (Oct. been an important part of the this level year after year with 18) through Sunday (Oct. events at Talladega, and Tal- a lawless safety record and 23). For only $5 a seat, Tal- laTaxi will provide a premi- excellent customer service. laTaxi will provide 24-hour um service to our thousands Talladega Superspeedway’s transportation to take fans of fans who normally walk action-packed weekend wherever they need to go, to their desired destinations,” kicks off on Friday (Oct. 21) Powered by Coca-Cola (9:30 (3 p.m.). Sunday’s Alabama nearly anywhere on speed- said Talladega Superspeed- with practice sessions for a.m.), the fred’s 250 Powered 500, which will see the ield way property (excluding only way Chairman Grant Lynch. both the fred’s 250 Powered by Coca-Cola (the Round of 12 contenders for the title West C campground). “Bringing the largest and by Coca-Cola NASCAR of 8 Elimination race in the be reduced to eight at the To catch a ride on a Tal- most eficient taxi service to Camping World Truck Series NCWTS Chase), which gets checkered lag, is set for a 1 laTaxi during race weekend, the largest and most com- (NCWTS) race and the the green lag at 12 Noon p.m. start on Sunday, Oct. 23. fans can call or text a pick-up petitive track made perfect Alabama 500. Saturday’s CDT, and Foodland/Food Gi- request at 205-863-6137 or sense.” schedule includes qualifying ant Qualifying for the NSCS can lag down the unmistak- The speedway will con- for the NCWTS fred’s 250 Live Music ~ Draft Beer ~ Full Bar Hours Monday-Friday Open 4pm Saturday Open 6pm Trina Pettis On Historic Realtor Talladega Square Oice (256) 368-9008 Cell (256) 375-0439 Lindsey Moses (c) 205-239-8842 Like us on Facebook [email protected] [email protected] www.AlaHomes.com 256-268-7526 degabrewhouse.com XNSP7596 070800361810001 6 | newsaegis.com Three-time NASCAR champ with looks for second Talladega triumph When Tony Stewart bus, IN native came to the after tying Buddy Baker as continued his prowess in the makes his way to Tallade- 2.66-mile venue where he the track’s leader in brides- fall with his irst – and only – ga Superspeedway for the started eighth, led 10 laps maid inishes.
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