Thank You Fans!

Road Atlanta would like to thank you for helping make 2009 a great season! 2010 Schedule coming soon!!

On behalf of the entire staff, Road Atlanta would like to thank all of you, the fans, for helping make the 2009 season a success. Because of your continued loyal support, we are able to promote first class events and we thank you.

2010 promises to be another action-packed year of racing featuring 15+ exciting spectator events highlighted by the world famous Petit Le Mans, the new and improved AMA Suzuki Superbike Showdown, our fastest growing event, Drift Atlanta, and maybe even a new event or two! We are excited about our 2010 schedule which will be published shortly. Stay tuned, we'll see you soon!

Road Atlanta Holiday Presents!

Start your holiday off right buy purchasing an Ultimate Fan Package, our new season ticket package, before December 31st to get the advance sale price! That is a value of over $1,500 for only $300! Check out www.roadatlanta.com/tickets.lasso For more details!

Shop at the Road Atlanta Pro Shop between December 14th and Christmas Eve to get all your favorite merchandise at a heavily discounted rate!  T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, glassware, stickers and more!  Also, pick up Forza Motorsport 3 for your Xbox 360 while it lasts! Check out http://www.roadatlanta.com/merchandise.lasso to see all the gift ideas!

CJ Wilson- Texas Rangers, Relief Pitcher Blogs for Road Atlanta

Most of my year is spent traveling from place to place, playing baseball…from about Valentine's Day to October 1st each year my schedule is pretty booked. It's obviously a phenomenal career- but hey let me be honest- it's hard on the "family, friends, free time” segment. The only real complaint or thing I miss during the spring and summer each year is the opportunity to follow, attend or participate in motorsports. I love watching the American Le Mans Series, and the last two years I've been able to see the season ending event in October at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.

Off the field, (and actually since I was a little kid attending midget races on oval dirt tracks) I'm an enormous fan of cars, driving, and the whole world of racing. A lot of my teammates play fantasy football, but my fall and winter months are geared toward getting out to see the country and race (or watch races) here and there at some of the most famous tracks in the world…schedule permitting. It's a new pursuit, but one I've always been passionate about, even as a child. Inevitably this passion (or hobby of course) has brought me in the last two years out to Road Atlanta.    >>>More

ROAD ATLANTA FOUNDER,
CLEVELAND BUSINESSMAN PASSES AWAY

From AccessNorthGa.com
By Ken Stanford Editor

GAINESVILLE - A memorial service is planned next week for Dave Sloyer, a Cleveland businessman and the designer and founder of Road Atlanta.

Sloyer died last week at Northeast Georgia Medical Center following a long illness.

Sloyer was a Kansas native with an aerospace background who raced cars on the side. His love for automobile racing was a driving force in his life. After pulling his race cars all over the country doing club races, he decided to build a race track at home, so in 1969 Road Atlanta was born. >>>More

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