The defending Sprint Cup champion and one of NASCAR’s most popular drivers meet with their fans prior to the start of the Food City 500 March 17.
A pair of special ticket packages now are available featuring question-and-answer sessions with Brad Keselowski and Danica Patrick prior to the start of the Food City 500, NASCAR Sprint Cup’s first short track race of the season.
The 30-year-old Patrick continues to be a fan favorite and looks forward to hitting the World’s Fastest Half-Mile, as well as spending time with her fans.
I really like racing at Bristol,” said Patrick. “And I think it’s kind of cool that we’re racing again on St. Patrick’s Day, which makes for an even more exciting weekend for the fans. What’s better on St. Patrick’s Day than the green Go Daddy car? We’ve done Q&As the last couple of times we’ve been to Bristol and it’s a lot of fun so I hope we have a lot of fans come out for it.”
Ticket packages include a cap and the opportunity to win a pair of hot pit passes from the drivers at the conclusion of the Q&A.
A lot has happened for Keselowski since winning the Food City 500 a year ago. He returns to Bristol not only as the defending race champ but the NASCAR Sprint Cup title as well.
Tickets for the Food City 500 start at $65. The Keselowski or Patrick Q&A package is an additional $25.
March race weekend ticket packages, which include the Food City 500 and Jeff Foxworthy’s Grit Chips 300 Nationwide Series race and the K&N East Series 125 event, remain available, starting at $99. A package in the Wallace Tower for both Sprint Cup races also is available for $99, while packages for fans 15 and younger are available for the March races at half price. Lower-row seating for the Food City 500 is available with tickets starting at $65 for adults and $32 for children 15 and under.
Guests are encouraged to purchase in advance while the price is $5 less per grandstand ticket than the race-day cost for the same seat. Purchasing tickets to the Food City 500 enters the guest in the Bruton’s Big Bristol Giveaway in which 10 lucky fans win a new Ford Mustang.
The K&N Pro Series East 125 takes place March 16 following Jeff Foxworthy’s Grit Chips 300. Tickets for the doubleheader are available, starting at $35 for adults and $17 for kids 15 and under.
BMS season tickets, which include the Food City 500 and IRWIN Tools Night Race Sprint Cup races, as well as Jeff Foxworthy’s Grit Chips 300 the Food City 250 and the K&N race, also are on sale. Pricing for all four races begins at just $175 in the Wallace Tower.
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