Daytona International SpeedwayDuring January’s Preseason Thunder Fan Fests for the Sprint Cup Series at Daytona International Speedway, race fans will get the opportunity to watch their favorite NASCAR drivers and teams prepare for the 50th running of the Daytona 500 and also earn a free ticket to Daytona 500 Qualifying presented by Kroger on Sunday, Feb. 10. During each of the NASCAR Preseason Thunder Sprint Cup Series Fan Fest nights on Jan. 8 and Jan. 15, the Florida Blood Centers will be hosting a blood drive located just outside the Turn 4 tunnel and guests that donate blood will receive a free ticket to Daytona 500 Qualifying presented by Kroger on Sunday, Feb. 10.

All Sprint Cup Series teams will participate in Daytona 500 Qualifying presented by Kroger on Sunday, Feb. 10. Drivers will turn two high-speed qualifying laps on the historic 2.5-tri-oval as they try to secure a front-row starting spot in the 50th running of the Daytona 500. NASCAR Preseason Thunder Fan Fest dates, which will coincide with January’s Sprint Cup Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Nationwide Series and Rolex Series testing sessions at the “World Center of Racing,” will be held on the following dates:

Jan. 5: The Roar Before The Rolex 24
Jan. 8: Sprint Cup Fan Fest, first session, odd-numbered teams in owners point standings following the Chicagoland Speedway race)
Jan. 12: Craftsman Truck Fan Fest
Jan. 15: Sprint Cup Fan Fest, second session, even-numbered teams in owners point standings following the Chicagoland Speedway race)
Jan. 19: Nationwide Series Fan Fest

Besides watching drivers search for speed on the legendary 2.5-mile tri-oval, fans can also enjoy inquisitive fan forums with many of their favorite drivers, bands, show cars, pit stop demonstrations, displays, a silent auction and hot laps around DIS (additional charge). The Fan Fest events start at 5 p.m. but fans may enter the Sprint FANZONE beginning at 9 a.m. to watch all of the exciting testing action on those days. Admissions for the Sprint Cup Fan Fest dates are $15 while Nationwide and Craftsman Truck Series admissions are $10. The Roar Before The Rolex 24 admission is also $10.

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4 Responses to “Daytona offers free Daytona Qualifying ticket to blood donors”  

  1. 1 Anonymous

    We always thought the people that ran NASCAR were leeches. Now we have proof. Blood donors. Donating blood is a good thing. I’m just peed because Brian the Fool will get credit for it.

  2. 2 Race Heckler

    wrote:

    We always thought the people that ran NASCAR were leeches. Now we have proof. Blood donors. Donating blood is a good thing. I’m just peed because Brian the Fool will get credit for it.

    You give Brian France WAYYY to much credit !!!! Even if he had anything to do with formulating this event someone with a lot more business/ marketing sense hatched this one up for the track.
    The world of Daytona is still as it was and Brian is still the bumbling fool he always has been.

    Worthwhile idea though and much needed for local blood banks… Not to mention a great tax write off for ISC. Giving the tickets away means nothing as far as lost revenues to the track as they never ever come close to selling 1/2 the seats but will collect a fat tax write off for giving away seats that they would never have sold in the first place.

  3. 3 Anonymous

    That idiot will somehow get credit because his family owns the track and basically owns and runs NASCAR.

  4. 4 Deb

    Regardless if Oz has motive or not, you can’t suck blood from
    a turnip - most realize this. More likely than not, in all
    probability someone from the blood bank got that blessing needed
    so the mobile can set up, take and give out. The vampires are
    those who see first hand what this precious gift does and its
    worth their time and effort - gives life to someone needing.

    Beyond the emerald city, is but a man and yet my credit goes
    to all who do come out and give - YOU!

    save a life - only a pint, Cookies and Juice are free and yet,
    the Pit Pass is just a bonus it takes, unfortunately, to get
    people off their butts - think of others in need.

    Proud activist on behalf of the American Blood Bank and Organ
    Donor Program.

    Oz, can’t write off bags of blood, but I would like to see him
    step on up to the plate and give’s a little of his - wouldn’t
    hut any man knowing yours stays in and builds up plaque. Rid
    and make some new I say - Giving Blood is Good 4-U

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