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Circle Heart Racing "RIDE OF A LIFETIME" BENEFITING - PADV or VFW NATIONAL HOME FOR CHILDREN
Event Details
Time: June 14, 2014 to June 15, 2014
Location: ROAD ATLANTA
Street: BRASELTON HWY
City/Town: BRASELTON, GA
Website or Map: http://WWW.CIRCLEHEARTRACING.…
Phone: 404-925-7350
Event Type: race, car, ride, along, to, benefit, -, padv, or, vfw, national, home, for, children
Organized By: CIRCLE HEART RACING - RON - NASA-SE
Latest Activity: Jun 7, 2014
Event Description
CIRCLE HEART RACING - RIDE OF A LIFETIME
On June 14th & 15th, 2014 NASA-SE will host a racing event at Road Atlanta in Braselton, GA called, “JUNE JAM.” This will be two days of the best sports car racing in the southeast. In addition to the exciting door to door racing, there will be an opportunity to take a breath taking ride in one of the race cars during the High Performance Drivers Education on track sessions.
Here is your chance to experience a true “Ride of a Lifetime” in a race car. You will get strapped in for hot laps around the Fastest road course in America, Road Atlanta. There are 12 dynamic turns and 6 blind elevation changes on this ever demanding track which also hosts premier racing events in the United States.
As a part of this Fathers Day Race Car Ride Along we will be raising money for the Gwinnett PADV kid’s recreation program and the VFW National Home for Children. Each ride will require a $150 donation made payable directly to the charity of your choice; a 501c3 non-profit tax deductible donation! What better way to celebrate Fathers Day than helping children in need.
This Ride Along will make the perfect gift for your dad, granddad, husband or anyone for that matter. Contact Ron Rigdon with Circle Heart Racing at phone # 404-925-7350 or ron@CircleHeartRacing.com to schedule your ride , must be 18 or older, in good health and sign appropriate NASA waivers.
Space is limited so sign up NOW!
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