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EVENT DETAILS Kansas City, MO – Newton, IA – Davenport, IA– Champaign, IL Madison, IL – Indianapolis, IN– Bowling Green, KY June 10-16, 2017 EVENT DETAILS Kansas City, MO – Newton, IA – Davenport, IA– Champaign, IL Madison, IL – Indianapolis, IN– Bowling Green, KY REGISTRATION LOCATION AND SHOW HOURS NOTE: Some registration locations are NOT on the actual venue grounds but will be located near the venue. Please check addresses below AND also follow the signs directing you to REGISTRATION. At 6:00 pm on the first day of the event and each day thereafter, registration closes in order to pack up and travel to the next city. This is so they can be ready for set-up the following morning at the next day’s venue. Multi Day Participants – once you pick up your credentials, you are set for the entire tour. You will not need to go back to registration. Friday, June 9 12pm-7pm Registration Open at Arrowhead Stadium Pavillion/Tailgate Tent (across from Gate E) Saturday, June 10 9am-6pm Registration Open at Arrowhead Stadium Pavillion/Tailgate Tent (across from Gate E) 9am-7pm Show Hours at Arrowhead Stadium, 1 Arrowhead Dr, Kansas City, MO 64129 Sunday, June 11 11:30am-6pm Registration Open at Iowa Rural Water Association, 4221 S 22nd Ave E, Newton, IA 50208 12pm-7pm Show Hours at Iowa Speedway 3333 Rusty Wallace Dr, Newton, IA 50208 Monday, June 12 11:30am-5pm Registration Open at Davenport West High School, 3505 West Locust, Davenport, IA 52804 12pm-7pm Show Hours at Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds 2815 Locust St, Davenport, IA 52804 Tuesday, June 13 11:30am-6pm Registration Open at I Hotel and Conference Center – Humanities Room 1900 S 1st St, Champaign, IL 61820 12pm-7pm Show Hours at State Farm Center 1800 South 1st Street Champaign, IL 61820 Wednesday, June 14 11:30am-6pm Registration Open at Gateway Motorsports Park Ticket Building outside of Turn 4. 12pm-7pm Show Hours at Gateway Motorsports Park 700 Raceway Blvd, Madison, IL 62060 Thursday, June 15 11:30am-6pm Registration Open at Bundy Lodge on Lucas Ave at Arbuckle Acres Park 200 N Green St, Brownsburg, IN 46112 12pm-7pm Show hours at Lucas Oil Raceway 10267 US-136, Indianapolis, IN 46234 Friday, June 16 11:30am-6pm Registration Open at Holiday Inn – University Plaza 1021 Wilkinson Trace, Bowling Green, KY 42103 12pm-8pm Show Hours at Bowling Green-Warren County Airport 1000 Woodhurst St, Bowling Green, KY 42103 2017 Hot Rod Power Tour Venues and Parking Information Event is FREE to spectators. Some venues on the Tour will charge a spectator parking fee as noted below. Follow respective VIP, Participant, or Spectator signs for parking as you approach the venue STOP 1, Saturday, June 10, Kansas City, MO: Arrowhead Stadium, 1 Arrowhead Dr, Kansas City, MO 64129. Spectator Parking Fee: No Charge. Spectators may enter through Gates 2,5,6. Participants should enter at Gate 2. STOP 2, Sunday, June 11, Newton, IA: Iowa Speedway, 3333 Rusty Wallace Dr, Newton, IA 50208. Spectator Parking Fee: $10.00 Spectators and participants should enter on Iowa Speedway Drive. STOP 3, Monday, June 12, Davenport, IA: Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds, 2815 Locust St, Davenport, IA 52804. Spectator Parking Fee: No Charge. Spectator parking is located offsite at Davenport West High School 3505 West Locust, Davenport, IA 52804. Free shuttle from spectator parking runs from Noon to 6:30 PM. Participants should proceed to Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds entrances of Locust St. or Clark St. STOP 4, Tuesday, June 13, Champaign, IL: University of Illinois, State Farm Center, 1800 South 1st Street Champaign, IL 61820. Spectator Parking Fee: No Charge. Participants should enter the lot at the corner of St Mary’s Road and S Oak St. Participants should enter the venue Northbound on 1st St. and look for signs at the St. Mary’s Rd. intersection. STOP 5, Wednesday, June 14, Madison, IL: Gateway Motorsports Park, 700 Raceway Blvd, Madison, IL 62060. Spectator Parking Fee: $10.00 Spectators should enter through the Collinsville Rd Gate. Participants should enter through the Main Entrance on Raceway Blvd. STOP 6, Thursday, June 15, Indianapolis, IN: Lucas Oil Raceway, 10267 US-136, Indianapolis, IN 46234. Spectator Parking Fee: $10.00 Spectators should enter through the Main Gate on US-136. Participants should enter through Gate 8 on County Rd 1000 E. STOP 7, Friday, June 16, Bowling Green, KY: Bowling Green-Warren County Regional Airport, 1000 Woodhurst St, Bowling Green, KY 42103. Spectator Parking Fee: No Charge. Spectators should enter southbound on Lover’s Lane at the gate across from J.C. Kirby and Son Funeral Chapel. Participants should enter southbound on Lover’s Lane, continue past spectator entrance, and enter at Airway Drive. Need a Vehicle Transported? Are you looking to have your Power Tour vehicle shipped to Kansas City, MO and/or from Bowling Green, KY? As an official sponsor of this year’s tour PILOT TRANSPORT is offering special participant pricing to transport your vehicle in one of their state-of-the-art enclosed trucks. Contact Tom Ortman at [email protected], W: (248)486-3700, C: (734)245-1814 for rates and details. General Show Information Drivers’ Meeting: We will be addressing the crowd from the Main Stage at 6:45 p.m. on Saturday evening, June 10. Please join us as we hold the ONLY drivers’ meeting of the 2017 Power Tour. The meeting is not mandatory, but we highly recommend you attend. Event Hours (Daily Show) Saturday, June 10, Kickoff: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Sunday thru Thursday: 12:00 noon to 7:00 pm Friday, June 16, Grand Finale: 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm No participants will be allowed into the show area before the listed start time. What goes on at the Daily Marquee?: Each day at the show you’ll see 1,000 to 3,000 local cars that have shown up to visit the Power Tour cars. There will be manufacturers set up showing off their latest parts and cars, autograph sessions with celebrities, giveaways at the main stage, and photo shoots with HOT ROD. There will be an autocross sponsored by Mothers on June 10 at Iowa Speedway. Drag racing fun runs will take place June 14 at Gateway Motorsports Park sponsored by QA1 and on June 15 at Lucas Oil Raceway, sponsored by Mothers. Each day the Dyno Challenge will be available for a fee to participants. Make the most of each Day on Hot Rod Power Tour, and please be sure to thank your Tour Sponsors. Autocross information: Visual safety inspection of participant vehicle before running the course (includes making sure tires are not bald and car is not leaking any fluids). Helmets are not required. Drag Race Fun Run information: Helmets will be required for anyone exceeding 13.99 in the quarter mile. Must bring own helmet. No rentals available. Doing the Long Haul?: If you plan to travel the entire Power Tour route as a Long Hauler, you are required to have your LONG HAULER credential time stamped each day of the tour starting on June 10 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, MO. Time stamp machines will be located at the main stage of each day’s venue. Long Haulers MUST pick up their credentials in Kansas City by 6pm, June 10, as registration will close to be ready for set-up on June 11 in Newton. Participants that do NOT have the LONG HAULER credential and are NOT going to all seven venues do NOT need to stamp their credentials. Again, be sure to remember to time- stamp your Long Hauler credential at the FAST main stage each day at each venue to certify you as a true Long Hauler! Directions: Tour directions will be available at http://www.hotrod.com/events/power-tour/ as well as printed on the Pocket Guide (directions/event schedule) available at registration and at the FAST Main Stage each day. Since we no longer have a morning drivers’ meeting, on the directions we have stated an intersection of where the odometer was tripped. You are not required to officially start at this intersection. If you end up leaving direct from your hotel, you will still be amongst many, many other participants. The directions/route provided is not mandatory. If you want to hit a local landmark, feel free to enjoy tourist attractions! You can jump off the route at any time. Remember, we bring thousands of hot rods onto the local roads. There WILL be traffic jams in the small towns. We can’t avoid traffic unless we have the tour go direct on the highway, but what fun would that be? Doing the Power Tour includes those roads that go through Middle America! Enjoy the scenery and the locals sitting at the side of the road enjoying the hot rods rolling on through! Be sure to wave back! Construction/Detours/LOST?: It is bound to happen….construction! Always pops up when we least expect it. Follow any posted detours. LOST? You won’t be the first! Even the Hot Rod staff has gotten lost. Consult an old school map, the new school map (smart phone) or pull into a local business for assistance. The locals love to assist! Gas Stops: There will not be “official” gas stops listed in the driving directions. We do drive many two-lane roads where towns can be anywhere from 20 or 30 miles apart. If you are running low, don’t push it. Get gas in one of the little towns. Mechanical Problems: Stuff happens when you least expect it or are “in the middle of nowhere.” Join up with another participant, or tour buddy, at your first Cruise Night, exchange cell phone numbers if possible, and keep an eye on each other while driving from one city to the next.
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