Red Bull Indianapolis GP 3 day tickets start at just $75!

[Administrator]

The world's greatest motorcycle racers take to the track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the second running of the Red Bull Indianapolis GP on August 28-30. Three-Day General Admission tickets are on sale now and start at just $75.

Last year’s inaugural Red Bull Indianapolis GP featured an intense and exciting battle between MotoGP superstars Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden under the most extreme weather conditions. Rossi was able to hold off Hayden down the stretch to secure the inaugural victory and will return again this year to defend his title.

In addition to the jam-packed schedule of on-track action, the 2009 Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend will feature a number of exciting events and activities for fans and motorcycle enthusiasts, including rider Q&As, a Riders for Health charity auction, live music by Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider James Toseland and his band Crash, and much more throughout the city of Indianapolis! For a full schedule and details about the weekend, visit www.redbullindianapolisgp.com.

Tickets for the 2009 Red Bull Indianapolis GP on sale now! Get yours at www.imstix.com today!

[K12RSGuy]

Got a local guy working on a group buy of tickets (Bloomingdale, IND). Just getting General Admission tickets. May not go the Friday practice session. Will tour around the area a bit. Will be the first time there.
Richard

[URBAN LEGEND]

Originally Posted by K12RSGuy

Will be the first time there.
Richard

Won't be the last...

[grivord]

You will enjoy. Been to the last two. First one rain shortened, second one cold (some rain), but I still look forward to going again this year. Good seats all over for general admission.

[Shrike]

Ill be there this year too.

I rode up in 2008 from Miami through Deal's Gap:



Was the one blue BMW fly in the red Ducati ointment:



And then came back in 2009 but got in a bit of trouble in the paddocks (Hey! I was racing a GSXR last year):

[crgrbrts]

Originally Posted by K12RSGuy

May not go the Friday practice session. Will tour around the area a bit.

Oh, go'on -- go to the practice. Your trip from Bloomington to Indy should satisfy your urge to "tour the area." Indy ain't Mugello, y'know. (I can say that 'cuz I'm originally from Indiana).

You'll want time at the track to visit the vendors, see one or two of the rider symposia and just generally hang out. The practice is worth watching, too. I'm a journalist and photographer and got many of my best shots and a great story during practice last year.

You'll have a blast. See you there!

[randomwalker]

This will be my first time at the Indianapolis GP (any MotoGP, for that matter). Can anyone suggest good, better and best seats?

https://secure.brickyard.com/Tickets...1-D1FA424913F1

Thanks.

[ctrc51]

Originally Posted by Administrator

The world's greatest motorcycle racers take to the track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the second running of the Red Bull Indianapolis GP on August 28-30. Three-Day General Admission tickets are on sale now and start at just $75.

Last year’s inaugural Red Bull Indianapolis GP featured an intense and exciting battle between MotoGP superstars Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden under the most extreme weather conditions. Rossi was able to hold off Hayden down the stretch to secure the inaugural victory and will return again this year to defend his title.

In addition to the jam-packed schedule of on-track action, the 2009 Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend will feature a number of exciting events and activities for fans and motorcycle enthusiasts, including rider Q&As, a Riders for Health charity auction, live music by Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider James Toseland and his band Crash, and much more throughout the city of Indianapolis! For a full schedule and details about the weekend, visit Red Bull Indianapolis GP - Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Tickets for the 2009 Red Bull Indianapolis GP on sale now! Get yours at www.imstix.com today!

Is it just me, but I don't think anyone's gonna be able to get tickets to THAT race anymore..... haha

[moman]

Originally Posted by randomwalker

This will be my first time at the Indianapolis GP (any MotoGP, for that matter). Can anyone suggest good, better and best seats?

This is the email I received regarding the Speed TV offer. A three day general admission ticket is $55. Plenty of good viewing spots with just a general admission.

My name is Nick Huston and I am a Group Sales Representative at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This year, we have a special ticket package available for all Speed TV viewers and their families for the Red Bull Indianapolis GP on August 29, 2010. This special ticket offer includes:



- An Official Red Bull Indianapolis GP event program

- An Indianapolis Motor Speedway cinch bag

-Motorcycle Parking Pass for the backstretch of the oval track

- Track Lap on your personal motorcycle (Friday, August 27 th or Monday, August 30 th )

- 10% off coupon at participating IMS retail locations

- Personal Group Sales Rep. to handle your account



For example, a 3-Day* Southwest Vista ticket is a $132 value available for ONLY $95!



*Race Day Only tickets are also available.



In addition, if you have a group of 20 or more people attend the event, you can put your group name on the video boards! Remember all of the listed discounts and benefits are only valid if you purchase your tickets via the Group Sales office. Call me today for tickets!



Regards,



Nick Huston

Seasonal Group Sales Representative

317-492-8412

nhuston@brickyard.com

[crgrbrts]

South Vista Turn! I had a press pass and viewed the premier class race from the media center in front of the start/finish line. On the other hand, my wife stayed in her South Vista seat (where we had purchased tickets) and saw MUCH more of the race than I did with a beautiful view of the action (including Valentino's unfortunate "off" last year).