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Persuasive Essay On Communit Community Day

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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a racing venue located in Indianapolis suburb Speedway, Indiana, is the host venue of the Indianapolis 500. On race days IMS offers fans the opportunity to arrive early and watch the drivers do practice laps. The Friday prior to race week is known as Fast Friday, an event in which drivers continue their practice and do their qualification draw at the IMS’s Coke Stage. The weekend prior to race day is when the drivers qualify for their spots for the Indianapolis 500. That Sunday is known as Pole Day and is where the drivers find out where their starting position is on race day (Indy 500 May Schedule). The Indianapolis Motor Speedway offers a family friendly environment by having kids under the age of 12 get in for free and through offering activities during qualifying for the fans to check out. …show more content…

Community day is an where the fans can check out pit stop practices and see the gasoline alley where the drivers come through to get to their garages (Indy 500 May Schedule). They also offer victory lap experience that allows fans to be in a two-seat car and experience a fast lap on the track like their heroes (Things to Do...). On Friday, two days before the race, Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts “Carb Day” which offers various events for the fans. On this day all the race car drivers will be stationed at their respective garages and fans are able to interact with the drivers by asking them questions, getting autographs, and seeing the cars they will be driving on race day. “Carb Day” is a great experience for all types of fans, from the die-hard fans to the light fans. Also, fans get to interact with their favorite drivers and meet new drivers who are going to be racing the Indianapolis 500. This event gives fans the opportunity to put a human face on drivers’ names and gives fans that don’t know racing too well an opportunity to pick favorites for the upcoming

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