For race fans looking for holiday gifts or a great value, Atlanta Motor Speedway has a number of affordable ticket specials for the Kobalt Tools 500 in March.
Among the deals, Atlanta Motor Speedway's ticket specials make it possible for a parent and child to attend the entire Kobalt Tools 500 weekend of racing for just $97 dollars, an outstanding gift and value.

Saturday's running of Atlanta Motor Speedway's Winter Flurry series has been cancelled due to anticipated inclement weather.
Atlanta Motor Speedway's Winter Flurry will return on Jan. 30 for the fourth-scheduled contest of the six-date season.
For more information on the 2009-10 Winter Flurry season, contact the AMS Ticket Office at (770) 946-4211 or (877) 9-AMS-TIX.

The Atlanta Chapter of Speedway Children's Charities has raised more than $260,000 to be granted to local children's organizations at the annual Grant Distribution and Holiday Celebration at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Tuesday, Dec. 8. Grants to 35 local charitable organizations serving the medical, emotional and social needs of children will be awarded during the event held at Atlanta Motor Speedway's Infield Media Center.

Expanding racing activities for the Kobalt Tools 500 race weekend, Atlanta Motor Speedway has added a NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour race to follow Georgia Power Qualifying Night for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series on Friday, March 5. The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour event will feature a 150-lap format on Atlanta Motor Speedway's quarter-mile "Thunder Ring."

Atlanta Motor Speedway will play host to a series of Accident Avoidance Workshops in November and December, providing student drivers the opportunity to simulate emergency situations often overlooked in driver's education courses.

The Accident Avoidance Workshop is a two-part program designed to prepare student drivers to respond to emergency situations. Each participant will attend a 150-minute classroom session, followed by a four and a half hour session of emergency driving simulation the following weekend.

The champions of the 2009 Friday Night Drags season will be honored by Atlanta Motor Speedway in an awards ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 18 in the Speedway's infield Media Center.
Champions Day at The Speedway will feature an awards ceremony for the top-three points finishers in each Friday Night Drags class. In addition to receiving a trophy for their season-ending points position, each honoree will be offered a complimentary Richard Petty Driving Experience Ride-Along around Atlanta Motor Speedway at more than 165 mph. he event is open to Friday Night Drags fans and lunch can be purchased for $10 and includes hamburgers, hot dogs, potato chips and a dessert bar. 

Bringing all things motorsports to Atlanta Motor Speedway for one weekend, the Motorsports Nationals show will descend upon the Speedway this Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 19 and 20.
The Motorsports Nationals show will be an all-inclusive expose in motorsports at one of racing's premier palaces in the Southeast, Atlanta Motor Speedway. The two-day event will feature drifting, audio competitions, burnout contests, live music from seven bands, freestyle motocross, stunt shows, a track cruise, seminars, RC drag racing at more than 100 mph, a vendor midway and much more.

After a season-long showcase of speed, Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags will reach a climax on Championship Night this Friday, as bracket-style ladders will be used to determine the season's champions.

Kevin Harvick dominated the field Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway, overcoming a slow final pit stop to win the Degree V12 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series race. Kyle Busch finished second and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was third after stretching his fuel window to the end in an effort to steal the win away from Harvick. The effort fell flat with two to go when Harvick and Busch sailed past Earnhardt's car, limping around with a nearly empty tank and old tires.

Atlanta weather forecasts remain outstanding for this weekend's Pep Boys Auto 500 and Degree V12 300 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Saturday's forecast for the Degree V12 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series race calls for mostly sunny conditions with a high temperature of 85 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the National Weather Service. There is a minimal risk for precipitation.

Appearing comfortable in his Chase position, Kurt Busch will attempt to attack Atlanta Motor Speedway in an effort to secure needed bonus points entering the Chase for the Championship.
Sitting sixth in the standings with a 158-point cushion over 12th place, the final spot earning a Chase berth, Busch and the No. 2 team enter Atlanta with the goal of winning to earn 10 bonus points entering the Chase. A win would also make Busch the third driver in five years to sweep both NASCAR Sprint Cup races at Atlanta Motor Speedway in the same season.

Atlanta Motor Speedway set a single-day ticket sales record on Monday for the Sunday night Pep Boys Auto 500.
In addition to establishing a new single-day mark for ticket sales, Atlanta Motor Speedway's ticket sales for the Pep Boys Auto 500 are up significantly over 2008 sales as of the close of business on Monday.
"Yesterday was the best day for ticket sales in my 17 years at Atlanta Motor Speedway and it really speaks to the anticipation surrounding our first night race," said Ed Clark, Atlanta Motor Speedway president and general manager. "We're building a new NASCAR tradition with the Pep Boys Auto 500 and night racing on Labor Day weekend and fans are responding with tremendous interest."

One week after her car broke during practice, one Friday Night Drags competitor returned to Victory Lane just a week later during week 12 of Atlanta Motor Speedway's summer drag racing series.

Throughout his rookie season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, the second time around has yielded good things for Joey Logano.
That could bode well for Logano when the green flag drops at the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Logano has raced for the second time at six different tracks so far this season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. At five of those tracks, he posted a better finish than he did in his debut at that racetrack. Atlanta Motor Speedway will be Logano's seventh track that he will be competing in the Sprint Cup Series for a second time when he races there. Logano will look to continue improving at the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the track's first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series night race.

Already known for having some of the best finishes on the NASCAR circuit, fans could soon also see some of the best restarts at Atlanta Motor Speedway when the Sprint Cup stars return for the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6.
Since their introduction prior to the June Pocono race, double-file restarts have added extra elements of drama and intrigue to NASCAR races. Double-file restarts have quickly become a fan favorite.

Coming down the final stretch of the 2009 season, week 11 of Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags saw competitors fighting for last-minute points to make a late-season championship run.

With only two weeks of Friday Night Drags remaining, one such fight featured fan favorite Bill Patrick of Stockbridge in the Truck Advanced class. Matched up with his boss from Peach State Freight Liners in Forest Park, Dwayne Bethune (fourth in points), in the final, Patrick opted to run without a boost of nitrous oxide at Bethune's request.

Atlanta Motor Speedway and its corporate partner Degree V12 are committed to honoring America's armed forces and have selected an Army National Guard widow to serve as Grand Marshal for the Degree V12 300 Nationwide Series race at AMS.

Crystal Beale of McDonough has been selected as Grand Marshal for the Degree V12 300. Beale's husband, SFC John C. Beale, died June 4 in Kapisa, Afghanistan at age 39 from wounds suffered from an IED and small arms fire.

Six current NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers have been confirmed to participate in two Speedway Children's Charities events surrounding the Pep Boys Auto 500 weekend of night racing at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Labor Day weekend.
Six NASCAR stars - Kasey Kahne, Joey Logano, Juan Pablo Montoya, David Ragan, Elliott Sadler and Reed Sorenson - will participate in either the Reed Sorenson Charity Golf Tournament on Friday, Sept. 4 or the SCC Track Walk on Sunday, Sept. 6. In addition to the NASCAR drivers, television personalities Bob Dillner, Larry McReynolds and Rutledge Wood will participate, as well as Robbie Loomis, Executive Director of Racing Operations for Richard Petty Motorsports

With the Chase for the Sprint Cup quickly approaching, drivers will admit to several agendas for the upcoming Pep Boys Auto 500 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway on Labor Day weekend.
Some say they will use it as a tune-up for the upcoming playoffs.
Some say they will take a more conservative route to protect their spot in the 12-driver playoffs.
And others, meanwhile, say they will go for broke.

Straight-line speed returned to Atlanta Motor Speedway following a scheduled off week and week 10 of Friday Night Drags featured a controversial call, leading to a remarkable moment of comradery among competitors.
The final-round Truck Advanced class matchup paired Bill Patrick (Stockbridge) against Terry Queen (Jonesboro), sitting second and fifth in the class points standings respectively. Trailing points leader Chuck Poole by five marks, Patrick appeared to rock out of the starting box and was quickly disqualified for jumping the start, giving Queen the win.
 However, because Queen did not feel Patrick jumped the start significantly, if at all, the Jonesboro native conceded the win to Patrick.

When the lights turn on for the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sunday, Sept. 6 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, NASCAR will celebrate the return of Labor Day weekend racing in the South.
Appeasing throngs of NASCAR diehards who have desired the date return to the South after a 2003 move to California , Atlanta Motor Speedway acquired the Labor Day weekend race in a scheduling coup prior to the 2009 season. NASCAR's history book shows Atlanta has a long history tied to Labor Day weekend.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags will roar back to action on Friday, Aug. 14 after the first of two scheduled off weeks during the 2009 season.
Straight-line speed will return to Atlanta Motor Speedway for "Double Points Night" during week 10 of the 2009 Friday Night Drags season. In addition to 14 classes of drag racing, week 10 will feature a special Show-N-Shine award for the best truck entered in the Show-N-Shine car show.

Labor Day weekend and top-notch grilling go hand-in-hand. And that's why the Big Green Egg is the official smoker and grill of Atlanta Motor Speedway for the track's first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series night race on Labor Day weekend, the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6.
Partnering with Atlanta Motor Speedway to celebrate Labor Day weekend night racing in Atlanta, race fans and grilling enthusiasts alike will find Big Green Egg grilling demonstrations in the Family Campground on Sunday, Sept. 6 at noon and an exhibit in the Display Lot on race weekend.

Skip Nichols and Jeff Haynie are the only multiple-time champions in Masters class history and have captured six of the last eight year's championships. Because of this, it's likely no surprise that the 2009 Thursday Thunder Masters championship will come down to a one-race slug fest between the former champs on Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring."

Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags will return on Aug. 14 following a scheduled off week on Aug. 7. The off week will allow the Speedway to accommodate the 32nd Annual National Biker's Roundup from Aug. 4 through Aug. 9.
While the drag strip will be closed to Friday Night Drags on Aug. 7, motorcycle racers will take to the pit-lane drag strip on Saturday, Aug. 8 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. as part of the Biker's Roundup.

The annual Reed Sorenson Charity Golf Tournament presented by AutoTrader.com will return to Eagle's Landing Country Club on Friday, Sept. 4, giving race fans the opportunity to golf and mingle with NASCAR notables and support local children's organizations.
The Reed Sorenson Charity Golf Tournament presented by AutoTrader.com will kick off the Pep Boys Auto 500 Sprint Cup race weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway and will also begin a weekend of charitable fundraising events benefiting Speedway Children's Charities.

If you seek the spotlight and have the vocal talent to entertain a crowd, Atlanta Motor Speedway wants you to sing the national anthem.
Atlanta Motor Speedway is searching for local singers to perform the national anthem before the on-track action at Thursday Thunder and Friday Night Drags throughout the remaining summer months. In addition to the opportunity to perform at Atlanta Motor Speedway's summer-racing series, the performances will also be used as anthem auditions for the Pep Boys Auto 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup race weekend on Labor Day weekend.

Billy Stevenson has become somewhat of a two-sport star at Atlanta Motor Speedway's summer racing series. Pulling double duty on Thursday and Friday nights, Stevenson's Legends car has seemingly bridged the gap between Thursday Thunder short track racing and the straight-line speed of Friday Night Drags.
Throughout the summer, Stevenson has competed in both Atlanta Motor Speedway's Thursday Thunder and Friday Night Drags. One night after turning short-track laps on Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring," Stevenson places his Legends car on Atlanta Motor Speedway's pit lane drag strip.

Short-track racing returns to Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring" for the ninth of 10 weeks of Thursday Thunder on Classic Car Night on Thursday, July 30. Race fans have just two more weeks to witness the grass roots, short-track racing action of Thursday Thunder at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Classic Car Night will include a classic car display and parade, in addition to featuring heated points battles among eight classes of Legends, Bandolero and Thunder Roadsters.

 Atlanta Motor Speedway's eighth week of Thursday Thunder featured added excitement from brimming Bandolero car counts as an influx of competitors make their way to the Speedway for this weekend's Bandolero Nationals.

 Speeding into the second half of the season, Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags returns for an eighth week of head-to-head racing on the Speedway's pit lane drag strip.
 Week eight of Friday Night Drags is Ride Along Night, giving race fans the opportunity to ride as a passenger in specific division races, and will include a "Foreign Car Owners Rally" special Show-N-Shine car show class.

A pair of Pro competitors made their way to the finals and jumped past the division points leader at Atlanta Motor Speedway's seventh week of Friday Night Drags, allowing them to gain the points advantage entering the second half of the season. 

Bumble Bee Foods Night at Atlanta Motor Speedway's Thursday Thunder featured a NASCAR Sprint Cup star competing in the Pro division, competitors from 14 states and the annual Faster Pastor race for intermission entertainment.

Three of NASCAR's top-five ranked drivers completed tire testing at Atlanta Motor Speedway to assist the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company prepare the superlative tire for Atlanta's first Sprint Cup night race, the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6.

Jack Welch has been selected by Atlanta Motor Speedway to serve as the Chief Lighting Officer for the Speedway's first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series night race, the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6.

Tire testing is currently underway at Atlanta Motor Speedway, as four NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers assist the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in preparing the preeminent tire for Atlanta's first NASCAR Sprint Cup night race, the Pep Boys Auto 500 on Sept. 6.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's sixth week of Thursday Thunder was highlighted by gutsy passes, fantastic finishes and the drama typical of short-track racing on Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring."

A Pre-Race Party celebration has been added to the schedule for the Sept. 6 Pep Boys Auto 500, Atlanta Motor Speedway's first NASCAR Sprint Cup night race, giving race fans stage-front access for driver introductions and a pre-race concert with Diamond Rio and special guest Jason Michael Carroll. The Atlanta Motor Speedway Pre-Race Concert Presented by the Georgia Lottery will take place beginning at 4:30 p.m. on the Atlanta Motor Speedway frontstretch in front of the Champions Grandstand. The event features a combined two-hour concert with country legends Diamond Rio and rising-star Jason Michael Carroll and will be followed by pre-race festivities and NASCAR Sprint Cup driver introductions.

More than half-way through the 2009 Thursday Thunder season, Atlanta Motor Speedway's sixth week of short-track action is sure to feature on-track excitement as points races heat up approaching the season's end.

Week six of Thursday Thunder is Joe Momma Night and the "Thunder Ring" will be brimming with eight classes of Legends, Bandolero and Thunder Roadster racing, heat races and promoter's choice events.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's fifth week of Thursday Thunder featured fireworks on the track and six repeat feature winners, in addition to a spectacular fireworks show to celebrate the Fourth of July weekend.

Seemingly a statistical anomaly, six Thursday Thunder classes featured repeat winners.

With some of his earliest memories founded in drag racing, its no surprise Bill Patrick has quickly become one of the stars at Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags.

Celebrating America's independence with the best and largest fireworks show on Atlanta's south side, Atlanta Motor Speedway's fifth week of Thursday Thunder will feature a fireworks display over the Atlanta Motor Speedway infield. Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring" will be lit from above by the grandest fireworks display on Atlanta's south side on Thursday, July 2.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's week four of Thursday Thunder was full of many heated battles on track. In addition to the competitive racing, the intermission race featured NASCAR's next young hopefuls competing in the always-popular Kids' Bike Trike and Power Wheels Races.

Already brimming with more than 200 drag racers each Friday night, Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags is hoping for a boost of new talent - and perhaps estrogen - for Lucky Ladies Night on Friday, June 26.

Lucky Ladies Night at Friday Night Drags will give female drivers the opportunity to compete for free on Atlanta Motor Speedway's pit-lane drag strip.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's third week of Friday Night Drags points racing featured crossover success, as the first Legends car in Friday Night Drags history made its way to Victory Lane.

A familiar face on the Thursday Thunder summer series circuit, Billy Stevens of Locust Grove piloted a Legends car to Victory Lane on Friday night in the Sport Compact class, the first such occasion in Friday Night Drags history.

Seemingly waking in a haze, Frank Taylor looked up only to see Billy Clevenger's taillights pulling away from the Friday Night Drags starting box. Clevenger might have been up on his rear wheels, but Taylor was sitting still at the start while Clevenger was surging towards the finish.

The "Thunder Ring" will roar back to life on Thursday, June 18 when short-track racing returns to Atlanta Motor Speedway for the third week of the 2009 Thursday Thunder season.

Thursday Thunder's week three feature theme is Mascot Mania Night and intermission entertainment will include the annual Mascot Mania Night golf kart race. In addition to the amusement of Mascot Mania Night, the evening will feature eight classes of Legends, Bandolero and Thunder Roadster racing, plus promoter's choice events.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's second week of Thursday Thunder featured four first-time winners plus several Thursday Thunder veterans making their way to victory lane.

This week's Thursday Thunder feature theme is Georgia Auto Racing Hall of Fame Night and Clayton County Chamber of Commerce Night. In addition to eight classes of Legends, Bandolero and Thunder Roadster racing, Thursday Thunder's second week will also include a vintage race car display from the Georgia Auto Racing Hall of Fame, a Kids' Candy & Coin Scramble and an on-track autograph session with all Thursday Thunder drivers.

If you're looking for something special for Dad this Father's Day, Atlanta Motor Speedway has a unique gift idea for your Dad - tickets and an opportunity to drive on AMS' 1.54-mile NASCAR quad-oval track!

If your Dad is a NASCAR fan, what better gift is there than tickets to Atlanta Motor Speedway's inaugural NASCAR night racing weekend on Sept. 5 and 6 and the opportunity for Dad to drive his car on the high banks of Atlanta Motor Speedway?

As this year's Thursday Thunder season commences and short-track racing returns to Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring", a new class will reemerge for the 2009 season. The Young Lions class returns for 2009 and will showcase Legends drivers ranging from 12-years old to age 15. 

Atlanta Motor Speedway's "Thunder Ring" will roar back to life for the opening night of the 2009 Thursday Thunder season on Thursday, June 4.

Featuring Legends, Bandolero and Thunder Roadsters, short-track racing will return to Atlanta Motor Speedway's one-quarter mile "Thunder Ring" for the first of 10 weeks of Thursday Thunder.

Tonight's running of Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags series has been cancelled due to inclement weather.

Atlanta Motor Speedway's Friday Night Drags will return on June 5 for the second-scheduled event of the 14-week season. The June 5 event is the points opener for the Friday Night Drags season.

Atlanta Motor Speedway is conducting a national search for a Chief Lighting Officer, the shining star who will have the honor to flip the “switch” to turn on the lights before Atlanta’s first NASCAR Sprint Cup night race on Labor Day weekend.

Atlanta Motor Speedway has announced a host of ticket specials for the Pep Boys Auto 500 weekend of night racing, including $59 frontstretch tickets, in an effort to make Atlanta's first Sprint Cup night race even more affordable for fans.

Living up to its reputation as a multi-use facility, Atlanta Motor Speedway will play host to the RV Supershow & Outdoor Extravaganza and Tara Place Home & Garden Show from Friday, April 17 through Sunday, April 19.

In addition to the pair of weekend events at the Speedway, Speedway Children's Charities will host Hot Laps on the High Banks on Saturday, allowing attending fans the opportunity to ride in the Atlanta Motor Speedway pace car, take their own vehicle on the Speedway's 1.54-mile track, or take photographs in Victory Lane.

In preparation for the 10-week Thursday Thunder summer series of Legends, Bandolero and Thunder Roadster racing, Atlanta Motor Speedway played host to an off-season race on Friday, April 3.

With the racing action already looking to be in regular season form, the off-season race featured four winners who also won races during the 2008 Thursday Thunder season.

Kurt Busch held off Jeff Gordon in a dramatic overtime finish to win the Kobalt Tools 500 Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

"That was an incredible race; it was unbelievable," said Busch, who won for the second time in Atlanta. "Penske p-p-p-power, it's back. Feels awesome."

Fifty-year-old Mark Martin showed up a field full of young guns, earning his first pole position since 2001 by turning a lap of 187.045 mph (29.640 seconds) during Friday's Georgia Power Qualifying Night at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Kurt Busch will start outside the front row for Sunday's Kobalt Tools 500 Sprint Cup race.

Atlanta Motor Speedway is declaring "Georgia Peanut Farmer Appreciation Day" at the March 8 Kobalt Tools 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup race in recognition of Georgia's official state crop.

Roush Fenway Engine Trouble Precedes Atlanta

With three engine failures in the Shelby 427 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the five-car team, it begs the question of how the Roush Fenway Racing team will rebound in the Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on March 8.

In an effort to promote the upcoming March 8 Kobalt Tools 500 NASCAR race weekend, Atlanta Motor Speedway will be making a promotional appearance at the Hooters location in Canton on Sunday, Feb, 28th.

Racing fans can look for the Atlanta Motor Speedway pace car and promotional display at the Hooters of Canton, where Atlanta Motor Speedway staff will be giving away Atlanta Motor Speedway gear and tickets to the Kobalt Tools 500 race weekend.

Competitors got a double-dose of racing on Saturday, as both Winter Flurry races No. 4 and No. 5 were held on the quarter-mile "Thunder Ring."

Bubba Harry led the field to the green flag for the Roadsters feature. Harry led every lap to score the win, his second of the Winter Flurry season.

After arriving Sunday at 1:15 p.m. and camping overnight, Amber Lee of McDonough was the first in line for Atlanta Motor Speedway's Racing Roulette promotion that began at 9:00 a.m. on Monday.

After the overwhelming outpouring from thousands of fans and the entire motor sport industry, Motorsport Nationals executives are excited to announce the upcoming date and location of the 2009 Super Show. "We are thrilled to bring the show to the Atlanta Motor Speedway on September 19th and 20th. This awesome venue offers more capabilities and experiences for attendees, vendors, and sponsors," said Bob Daniel, President of Motorsport Nationals.

The Atlanta chapter of Speedway Children's Charities will host two fundraising events preceding the Kobalt Tools 500 on March 8, the 2nd Annual Clay Shoot on March 5 and the Fast Talk presented by AutoTrader.com at Club One on March 6.

Competing on the Atlanta Motor Speedway road course for the second and final time in the 2008-09 Winter Flurry schedule, Saturday's Winter Flurry event featured cars banging during both left and right-hand turns and a two-time winner.

If last Sunday’s race at Lanier National Speedway in Braselton was any indication, Kyle Busch is set for another hot NASCAR racing season start.

Calling All Collectors

As Atlanta Motor Speedway is celebrating its 100th race at the Kobalt Tools 500, the track is turning to its fans for help in an effort to fill in three gaps in the track's program archives.

Atlanta Motor Speedway will offer two Kobalt Tools 500 frontstretch tickets to any fan willing to donate one of the three missing programs to the track.

To promote the upcoming Kobalt Tools 500 NASCAR race weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway on March 6-8, the Atlanta Motor Speedway staff and pace car will be making promotional appearances at multiple Atlanta-area events in the coming weeks that include ticket giveaways.

Beginning this weekend, racing fans can look for the Atlanta Motor Speedway pace car and promotional display at Monster Jam on Saturday, Jan. 10 at the Georgia Dome