Experience the Thrill of Drag Racing at the PRI Show
Thursday, December 12th
The day kicks off with NHRA anchors Brian Lohnes, Tony Pedregon, Jordan Vandergriff, and Hannah Rickards. Tony Stewart and Matt Hagan take the stage to discuss the 25th anniversary of Tony Stewart Racing, along with a major NHRA announcement. This is a must-see segment for any drag racing fan.
It's an exciting start to the day, filled with anticipation and the promise of great news. The energy in the air is palpable as fans gather around to hear what these legends have to say.
Friday, December 13th
Kasey Coler of Lucas Oil Raceway graces the stage, bringing with her a huge announcement from John Force Racing. Julie Nataas also shares her Top Fuel plans, adding to the excitement. Additionally, a spotlight is shone on the Fastest Woman in Diesel Drag Racing, Mattie Graves. This day is packed with surprises and highlights.
The combination of these different elements makes Friday a truly memorable day at the NHRA on FOX Stage. Fans will be on the edge of their seats as they await each new revelation.
Saturday, December 14th
Lonnie Grim, Rich Concato of Auto Rod Corporation, and Camrie Caruso come together to discuss their roles in shaping drag racing's future. Their insights and perspectives are invaluable as they look ahead to what lies ahead for the sport.
This final day of the NHRA on FOX Stage is a great way to wrap up the event. It provides a chance to reflect on the past few days and look forward to the continued growth of drag racing.
Experience the Electric Revolution at the 2025 Chicago Auto Show
New Test Tracks and Electric Vehicles
It seems that the 2025 Chicago Auto Show is truly focused on all things electric. Organizers are working hard to set up two separate electric tracks in the testing area, a significant increase from the single track in 2024. This expansion showcases the growing importance of electric vehicles in the automotive industry. In addition to the ride-alongs, consumers can visit the EV education hub to gain a deeper understanding of pressing EV topics such as at-home charging, range anxiety, maintenance, and associated ownership costs. This educational aspect allows consumers to make more informed decisions when it comes to purchasing an electric vehicle.The decision to expand EV programming is a strategic one based on extensive research. As Chicago Auto Show general manager Jennifer Morand stated in an official statement, “We learned that once people experience an EV, they feel more comfortable with the idea of owning one.” This sentiment highlights the power of hands-on experiences in shaping consumer attitudes towards electric vehicles.
Attendees can look forward to encountering more brands and models added to the two EV test tracks. This allows them to cross-shop and experience a wide range of EVs all in one location. It provides a unique opportunity for consumers to compare different models and make more informed choices.
Other Exciting Experiences
As part of the Toyota Miles Per Hour Run event on February 9, attendees can run through a 2.4-mile loop within McCormick Place. This adds an element of excitement and physical activity to the auto show.On Automotive Career Day on February 12, students of all ages are encouraged to learn more about careers within the automotive industry through a series of activations and presentations. This provides a valuable educational opportunity for the next generation of automotive professionals.
A new area on the show floor will focus on the off-road and outdoor lifestyle. Within the family fun zone, children ages 2 to 16 can immerse themselves in all things cars. This creates a fun and engaging environment for the whole family.
You probably won't want to miss the indoor craft beer sampling event scheduled for February 14 either. It offers a unique culinary experience that complements the automotive theme.
Tickets to the Chicago Auto Show are currently available right here, and you can find more information about the event here. Don't miss out on this amazing event!