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ImportAlliance Fall Meet 2021 -Hampton, GA
Event Details
Time: October 23, 2021 to October 24, 2021
Location: ATLANTA MOTOR SPEEDWAY
Street: 1500 TARA PL
City/Town: HAMPTON, GA 30228
Event Type: custom, and, import, auto, show
Organized By: IMPORT ALLIANCE
Latest Activity: Oct 18, 2021
Event Description
This is our 16th year in Atlanta and we are expecting a huge turnout. This is the first time this event is taking place at this time in the calendar year. The Atlanta Motor Speedway will host the event, and this year will be better than ever. Last year’s Atlanta Spring Meet was cancelled due to the Covid 19 pandemic. As a result we have swapped the traditional venues hosting the Spring and Fall Meet. Spring Meet was in Bowling Green, Kentucky and the Fall Meet will be in Atlanta at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. We are expecting the the largest ImportAlliance event ever. We had almost 9000 cars and twice that many people in attendance at the last event in Atlanta. This year we are working hard to make it even better.
How are we going to make it better than ever...? The answer is with new programming. We have revamped the IA Builder Competition. Participants will be competing for a chance to receive the coveted IA Builder Excellence Award and cash prize of $1000.
With record setting numbers comes the problems of getting people into the event as quickly as possible. So this year will also feature some major changes to help the lines into the event go more smoothly. Once again we will be limiting the number of cars that actually can come inside to the meet, by selling "Infield Vehicle Tickets." These tickets will be limited in number and will be issued on a first come first serve basis. In order to park inside you will need both an infield vehicle ticket which will also be the vehicle driver's general admission ticket. We are also going to have spectator parking outside of the speedway to accommodate those individuals who want to be a part of the event but who don't want to bring their car inside. We believe that this will make things better for everyone. Please plan on joining us for the largest all import car meet in the United States. We guarantee you don’t want to miss it.us.
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