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Detroitgp.Com / 866.464.Prix Grand Prix Fans DETROITGP.COM / 866.464.PRIX GRAND PRIX FANS We are so excited to be able to return to Belle Isle this summer and host the 2021 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear. After all that the world and our region has experienced in the last 18 months with the global pandemic, we are so thankful for the opportunity to bring racing back to the Motor City. As we continue to emerge from the pandemic, it is important that we start to bring big events back to Detroit and Southeast Michigan and host fans in a safe manner. We thank you for being part of the Grand Prix and helping to get the wheels turning again. Now more than ever, we are proud of what our event brings to Belle Isle and to our region. With more than $13.5 million in improvements to the island since the Grand Prix returned to Detroit in 2007 and working with our partners at the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, we remain focused on helping to restore and rejuvenate this world-class island park. Through our annual Grand Prixmiere fundraising event, the Grand Prix has also helped raise more than $5 million for the Belle Isle Conservancy over the past seven years. We are thrilled to share the beauty of Belle Isle and the Detroit and Windsor international riverfront with the world this weekend through back-to-back days of network television programming on NBC and around the globe with international broadcast coverage. It is going to be a memorable weekend on track with three incredible series competing in five races over three days on Belle Isle. Continu- ing our doubleheader tradition with the high-powered cars of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, we will once again host the Chevrolet Dual in Detroit on Saturday-Sunday. The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship returns to compete in the Chevrolet Sports Car Classic on Saturday and for the first time since 2008, we will see the iconic Corvette GT cars in action at their home race with the powerful mid- engine C8.Rs in IMSA action for Corvette Racing. We also welcome the future stars of racing on the Road to Indy as Indy Lights present- ed by Cooper Tires will compete on Belle Isle for the first time since 2012 with races on both Saturday and Sunday. We want to thank Chevrolet and General Motors for their continued support of the Grand Prix, as well as our partners at Lear Corporation for helping us bring this summertime celebration back to the Motor City. We appreciate all of our partners that are represented at the Grand Prix. With the support of these great companies and the hard work and dedication of our amazing Detroit Grand Prix Association volunteers, the Grand Prix continues to be a positive force. We appreciate you joining us for the 2021 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear and for following the health and safety guide- lines and protocols in place this weekend. With your help, we look forward to a fun, exciting and safe weekend on Belle Isle. Please visit our website at DetroitGP.com after the event to share your feedback. Sincerely, Bud Denker Chairman Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear 2 DEAR RACE FANS On behalf of General Motors, Chevrolet and Cadillac, I’d like to welcome you to Detroit and to Belle Isle for a great week- end of motorsports action at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear. It’s been two long years since we’ve heard the roar of racing in downtown Detroit, but the teams are now poised to start their engines. It will surely be a different kind of race weekend at Belle Isle in 2021, with limited crowds and COVID-19 protocols in place, but it’s going to be an- other big step toward the return to normalcy we all want and need. And in this particular case, normalcy is watching the world’s best drivers face the challenge of the island’s 2.3-mile street circuit – an exhilarating experience no matter how many times you’ve done it before. Belle Isle will host five races from three series, June 11-13, includ- ing what continues to stand out as the only doubleheader race weekend on the NTT INDYCAR SERIES schedule – the Chevrolet Dual in Detroit. With two full-points races on Saturday and Sunday, the event weekend has huge implications in the Series’ championship battle. It’s a true test of strategy, setup and execution of race plan. These ingredients are sure to combine for an exciting weekend of great racing action. The weekend’s races at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear include: • Chevrolet Dual in Detroit (NTT INDYCAR SERIES) • Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires (Rounds 5 and 6) • Chevrolet Sports Car Classic (IMSA Weather Tech Sports Car Championship Race) Whether you can enjoy it in person or via the superb live television coverage, it’s sure to be a weekend to remember. Thank you for your interest in and support of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear. Sincerely, Mark L. Reuss General Motors President 2 3 PARKING & SHUTTLE SERVICE SUGGESTED PARKING LOCATIONS Outbound from Belle Isle Friday, Saturday & Sunday Stop 1: North side of Franklin Street at entrance to River East Garage n GM Renaissance Center surface lot (east of the GM Stop 2: Northwest corner of Atwater Street at Schweizer Place Renaissance Center on Atwater between St Antoine and Stop 3: Northeast corner of Atwater Street at St. Antoine Street Rivard). The GM Lot is automated and only accepts credit cards. Downtown Detroit Shuttle Operating Times Cost: $10 per vehicle per day n All Shuttle Passengers, including Hospitality Guests will be dropped n Beaubien Place Garage (corner of Beaubien & Atwater St) off and picked up at a staging area on Belle Isle known as the Cost: Maximum daily rate of $25 per vehicle on Friday Shuttle Transportation Center. Shuttle buses run Cost: Maximum daily rate of $15 per vehicle on Saturday continuously during hours listed below. and Sunday Friday, June 11: 6:30 am – 7:00 pm* NOTE: This parking deck is fully automated. For a faster and Saturday, June 12: 6:30 am – 9:00 pm* smoother exit, validate your ticket at the kiosks on Level One Sunday, June 13: 7:00 am – 6:00 pm* or Level Two inside of Beaubien Garage before retrieving your vehicle. The Level One Kiosk is located next to the elevators. The *or until all guests are accommodated Level Two Kiosk is located directly at the base of the wheelchair MOGO BIKE RENTAL DETROIT ramp. Alternative way to get to/from Belle Isle PEOPLE n Surface lots, parking decks and street parking throughout down- MOVER town Detroit. Cost: Varies The downtown Detroit shuttle locations are accessible from DOWNTOWN DETROIT any downtown parking loca- SHUTTLE SERVICE LOCATIONS tion by using the Detroit People Inbound to Belle Isle Mover to the Renaissance Stop 1: South side of Atwater Street at St. Antoine Street Center stop. Cost: $1.50 round-trip Stop 2: Midway on St. Antoine Street between Franklin and Atwa- ter Streets NOTE: Guests can use the Q-Line from Midtown to Stop 3: South side of Franklin Street near Rivard at the entrance to connect with the Detroit People the River East Garage Mover at the Grand Circus Park Station MOBILITY CHALLENGED GATE ENTRY TRACK CROSSING & ALLOWABLE ITEMS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE SEATING The following items can be brought into the venue. Upon arrival at the Shuttle Transportation Center on Belle Isle, n Cameras, binoculars, scanners, umbrellas, umbrella strollers, col- guests in wheelchairs who need to cross the track should check lapsible canvas wagons. NOTE: Umbrellas and umbrella strollers in at the Accessibility Ambassadors tent located adjacent to the cannot be used in grandstands. shuttle drop-off area. Ambassadors are available to address any questions or needs. Track crossings take place between Turns 2 n Coolers and bags must fit within a 12”x 12”x 12” space or less & 3 at designated times each day. Priority is given to mobility n Seat cushions 18” or less challenged guests during those scheduled times. PROHIBITED ITEMS Reserved “ADA” locations are available in Grandstands 1 & 2; a The following items are NOT permitted to be brought into the companion ticket is provided free of charge. venue. Items cannot be left at the gate. INCREASED SECURITY MEASURES n Ladders, scaffolding or other structures Please be advised that security personnel will be present at n Large buggy strollers and hard-sided wagons each admission gate and guests will be screened prior to entering the venue by a hand-held wand device. Everyone who n Fireworks, firearms or other weapons enters the venue is subject to search for illegal and prohibited n Bicycles, roller blades, skateboards, hoverboards items. Any items that are not on the prohibited list or illegal, but may be considered suspicious, are subject to confiscation n Video recording devices, camera stands, tripods or drones and guests could be denied entry. All bags will be inspected. n Glass bottles or open containers n Alcohol beverages Please Note: Bicycle parking is available adjacent to the Detroit Boat House parking lot outside the main admission gate. Disability assistance dogs are permitted and MUST remain on leash. The Grand Prix reserves the right to remove a service dog that impedes the enjoyment of guests or is considered a threat to others. Pets are not permitted. 6 7 POINTS OF INTEREST PADDOCK ACCESS FOR ALL AUTOTRADER WINNER’S CIRCLE Considered ”the locker room of racing” the paddock provides Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the celebration as winning up-close views of the teams as they work on their cars throughout drivers receive trophies and spray champagne at the Autotrader the weekend.
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