The Detroit Auto Show and the Detroit Grand Prix are teaming up for Racing Day, an event combining motorsports and automotive innovation. Racing Day will take place on January 17, 2025, at the Detroit Auto Show at Huntington Place, exciting both car lovers and racing fans, as announced in a CBS News report.
The Detroit Auto Show, running from January 10-20, will feature two indoor tracks to enhance the experience for attendees. Sam Klemet, Co-Executive Director of the show, said in a statement to WXYZ, "The Detroit Grand Prix embodies innovation and the spirit of Detroit. We are thrilled to have a partnership with the Detroit Grand Prix and bring this amazing experience of Racing Day to the 2025 Detroit Auto Show."
The public show is scheduled to open its doors from January 11 through January 20, with a special charity preview kicking off the show on January 10. Flo Rida, a big name in the entertainment industry, is slated to headline the Charity Preview.
Racing Day will be the highlight of the event, with interactive displays and opportunities to meet top drivers from the NTT INDYCAR SERIES and INDY NXT by Firestone. Michael Montri, President of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, said in a statement on the Detroit Auto Show’s official site, "We're excited to partner with the Detroit Auto Show and bring together two great Detroit traditions." The event will bring the thrill of the Grand Prix's summer races to the winter months, tying it to the auto industry's prestigious showcase.
More details about Racing Day will be revealed soon, with fans encouraged to follow the Detroit Auto Show’s website and social media for updates. This partnership highlights the connection between automotive innovation and the thrill of motorsports, fueling the spirit of Motor City. For a city known for cars, this event could take the Detroit Auto Show to the next level.
