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FORT WORTH-DALLAS (June 14, 2000) - Coming on the heels of perhaps the most exciting Indy car race in history, families can get a great deal on tickets and more for the Sunday, Oct. 15 Mall.com 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series season ...
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FORT WORTH-DALLAS (June 14, 2000) - Coming on the heels of perhaps the most exciting Indy car race in history, families can get a great deal on tickets and more for the Sunday, Oct. 15 Mall.com 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series season finale, courtesy of Z-Max, manufacturers of an automotive fuel additive and lubricant.
The Z-Max Family Pack includes four race tickets, four hot dogs, four cokes and a souvenir program for $79.99. The packages are now available through the speedway ticket office.
"We're glad Z-Max is working with us on this special offer," said speedway general manager Eddie Gossage. "We are constantly trying to find corporate partners who will sponsor programs such as this to make racing more affordable to our fans.
"The ticket office has been pretty busy since last Sunday's Casino Magic 500. Fans were impressed by what they saw, whether they attended the race or watched it on television. It was undoubtedly the best Indy car race I've ever seen, maybe the best of any series."
For more information or to purchase the Z-Max Family Pack, call the speedway ticket office at (817) 215-8500.
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