The Performance Racing Industry (PRI) trade show at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis is a month away. The racing’s industry’s premier business event, is the heart and soul of motorsports, the source for new technology, ideas, and business opportunities, bringing together more than 70,000 motorsports professionals and racers from more than 72 countries. Some 1,100 exhibitors display their products and services in over 3,300 booths in the racing capital of the world. The event is full of opportunity, from business and networking to entertainment and education, all under one giant roof.
As always, we’re amped for this year’s edition of the PRI Show, which will feature a number of new attractions and changes in layout to make what is already the world’s number one motorsports event even better.
Our Tips For First-Time Attendees
Get Registered
First, Be Sure You Register. The last thing you want to do is book your flight, your hotel, your rental car, meticulously prepare your list of companies to go see, and travel all the way to Indianapolis, only to have to watch the show though a glass window.
To attend the PRI Show, you not only must become a PRI member, but you also must register for the show. To do that, click HERE.
Get There Early
The event is important to you — an opportunity to visit with the leading businesses and professionals in the industry — but it’s also important to everyone else. If you’ve got a long list of people you want to see, plan to get there early to make time for all of them.
Pro tip: Thursday’s are pretty busy, Friday is the busiest, and Saturday trends from very busy to less so as the day goes on.
Get The App
Isn’t technology grand? In years gone by you had to solely use a printed map and directory of companies to navigate your way around the show — and PRI does still provide those at various checkpoints around the venue — but their mobile app (for iOS and Android devices) puts the entire show in the palm of your hands. With the PRI Show 2024 app, you can browse the complete exhibitor directory, see the floor plan, view all of the week’s events and sessions, and create a weekly planner for yourself consisting of booths you’d like to visit and special events you don’t want to miss.
Your Feet Will Thank You Later
Good, comfortable shoes are a must. If you’re spending even one day at the show, you’re likely to walk a handful of miles. Nice, clean sneakers or tennis…
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