NASCARComing Back To Las Vegas For After Season Party

From Jayski: NASCAR After The Lap returns to Las Vegas: NASCAR After The Lap sponsored by Ford and Coca-Cola will return to Las Vegas for the fifth consecutive year. NASCAR After the Lap has become a favorite event of both fans and drivers during NASCAR s annual celebration of its season, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion s Week. This year s event will take place at the Pearl Palms Concert Theater inside the Palms Casino Hotel on Thursday, December 5 at 5:00pm/pt.
NASCAR fans are invited to Buckle Up when all 12 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers show off their distinctive personalities and interact with their loyal fan base. Impromptu questions and unexpected requests deliver memorable moments such as Denny Hamlin performing the Dougie on stage or a NASCAR produced Gangnam Style video that set the crowd abuzz and generated spirited conversation across social media.
NASCAR fans can enter the NASCAR After The Lap sweepstakes by visiting www.NASCARafterthelap.com up until November 17. This is the biggest giveaway ever for the NASCAR After The Lap sweepstakes, providing two winners an all-inclusive VIP trip for them and a guest to NASCAR After The Lap in Las Vegas and either one trip to the 2014 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway or one trip to the 2014 Ford Ecoboost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. One lucky winner will also be taking home the ultimate grand prize a 2014 Ford F-150 Tremor.
Tickets for the event will go on sale September 16 and are priced at $20 apiece. All ticket sale proceeds benefit The NASCAR Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit that raises funds to support children s charities and important causes throughout the nation. Fans can visit NASCARafterthelap.com to purchase tickets. For fans unable to attend NASCAR After The Lap, NASCAR.com will offer a live stream of the event.  http://www.jayski.com/cupnews.htm#20130818d
I hope they do a better job with the lap around the Strip this year than last year.  In years past, after the the drivers were done driving on the Strip, they would park their cars for several hours outside the Hard Rock so fans can take pictures of the cars.  Last year, that did not happen.
But it's great that NASCAR comes back to Las Vegas as it adds $millions to the local economy.