November 17 and 18 At Miami/Homestead International Raceway
BENICIA, Calif. and MIAMI, Fla. — It’s a first for NASCAR - a pool party and belly flop contest. The event will be hosted by 1-800-Radiator (www.radiator.com) at NASCAR’s Miami event this weekend. Race-goers can cool their engines by getting in the swim of things at the 1-800-Radiator pool party, either as a belly flop contestant, or score keeper. Score cards will be provided to attendees to judge the belly floppers on elements such as style, performance and size of splash.
1-800-Radiator Girls will also serve as judges and will be available for photos.
The event will be held Saturday, November 17 and Sunday, November 18 from 9:30 a.m. to race time at the NASCAR event at Miami/Homestead International Raceway at One Speedway Boulevard in Homestead, FL. The event is free.
About 1-800-Radiator
1-800-Radiator is an auto parts distribution franchise and the largest independent parts distributor in the nation. The 1-800-Radiator business model provides retail and wholesale customers with radiators delivered to their doorstep in a matter of hours at competitive pricing.
To their franchisees, 1-800-Radiator provides unprecedented technological and practical support.
More information: www.radiator.com
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