Import Alliance Atlanta Spring Meet 2015 -Hampton, GA

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Import Alliance Atlanta Spring Meet 2015 -Hampton, GA

Time: March 28, 2015 to March 29, 2015
Location: Atlanta Motor Speedway
Street: 1500 Tara Place
City/Town: Hampton, GA
Website or Map: http://importalliance.org/spr…
Event Type: gathering, car-show
Organized By: Import Alliance
Latest Activity: Mar 27, 2015

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This is our 7th year in Atlanta and we are expecting a huge turnout. Once again the beautiful Atlanta Motor Speedway will host the event, and this year will be bigger than ever.  Last year’s Spring Meet was the largest ImportAlliance event ever.  We had over 8000 cars and thousands more people in attendance.  This year is our 10th anniversary and of course we have to do our best to make it even better than last year, so we are adding to the programming and expecting record setting cars and people. We will have the first ever ImportAlliance Showcase, the ImportAlliance Autocross, the first ever ImportAlliance Drift Trike Race Course and much more. Plan on joining us for the largest all import car meet in the United States. We guarantee you don’t want to miss it.

Saturday March 28 and Sunday March 29, 2015

Atlanta Motor Speedway- 1500 Tara Pl, Hampton, GA 30228

Admission is $20.00 per person. Children age 10 and under get in free.

Gates open at 9am and close at 5pm on both days.

At this event gas grills may be used and tents can be set up. As usual there is no alcohol allowed at ImportAlliance Events. Pets are also prohibited.  Service animals are allowed. Finally, we will start now to emphasize how concerned we are about your safety coming to our events and leaving. Please be careful on your way to ATL and on you way home….it’s no fun hearing the stories of accidents coming to the show and leaving the show. Also, part of keeping pedestrians and attendees as safe as possible means each driver needs to be responsible. That means no burnouts and demonstrations of power.  Lets keep the shenanigans to a minimum.  Safety is a huge priority for us.

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