Pocono Raceway Launches #itsMYturn Campaign
Social Media Initiative Focused on Fans and Drivers
LONG POND, PA (May 1, 2014) – Pocono Raceway launched their #itsMYturn social media campaign today. This initiative focuses on the question of who ‘owns’ the non-existent Turn 4 at The Tricky Triangle and what does Turn 4 represent to the fans and drivers.
“Our staff began to ask themselves, who is the rightful owner of Turn 4 this offseason,” said Pocono Raceway President/CEO, Brandon Igdalsky. “We found it was not something the Raceway owned. Instead, it held a deeper meaning. It belongs to the fans, drivers, teams and all guests who make annual visits to Pocono Raceway for one of our three national auto racing events.
“Turn 4 belongs to the families who pass the tradition of attending Pocono races down from one generation to the next, the campers who once parked next to strangers one year and continue to park next to these friends every summer, the young race fans who meet their idols and get to watch them race live for the first time and, of course, the winning race car driver who takes his final left hand turn of the day into Victory Lane.
“If we ask the fans, whose turn is it to visit Pocono Raceway? And, if we ask the drivers and teams, whose turn is it to win the Pocono 400, Pocono INDYCAR 500 Fueled by Sunoco or the GoBowling.com 400 this year? We are certain their answer will collectively be, it’s my turn!”
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The social media campaign will run all year long and will feature stories from fans and the drivers. Pocono encourages race fans to share what Turn 4 represents to them, using #itsMYturn, via the Raceway’s social media accounts.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/poconoraceway
Twitter: @poconoraceway
Instagram: @poconoraceway
YouTube: www.youtube.com/poconoraceway
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Media Contact: Kevin Heaney, kheaney@poconoraceway.com, 570-646-2300
Butch Mosher |
when I was a kid we used to go out and watch the bobtail 500 that was our family reunion.
Michelle Felvus |
Always have been a #3 girl. Watching the June 2000 race and I’m getting ready to see my man win the race, and then it happened. Jeremy Mayfield gets by Dale Sr. in turn 3 and goes on to win the race! I remember it as Jeremy getting my man loose, but then again I’m biased! Unfortunately Feb. 2001 in Daytona happened and I never got a chance to see Dale win in person. Still go to the June race every year and I think about that day every time I’m there.
Pocono Raceway |
Thanks for sharing this with us! Hope to see you this summer!