
The Annual Race Track Business Conference will be returning to the Racing Capital of the World with its event at the Indiana Convention Center. This conference is in conjunction with the three-day PRI Trade Show in December 2025. The PRI Trade Show is the largest gathering of racing professionals in the world, with 40,000 buyers from 70 countries in attendance and over 1,200 companies exhibiting the latest advances in racing technology. The business of racing starts here.
For this conference only, ALL SMWW sign-ups will enjoy a 50% discount off registration! Use discount code SMWW at checkout on the RTBC Conference registration page.
We hope to see you all there!
Networking with peers. The best and brightest from the motorsports industry gather in Indy. Exclusive access in a conducive environment. Once the show begins, everyone is busy with meetings. Take advantage of quality time.

Encounter new vendors and suppliers. Meet with a wide range of professionals from every form of racing. Learn about innovative products and services they are using at their track or in their series.
Insights from the experts. The most active professionals in motorsports must constantly adapt – hear about their experiences and how they view the economic challenges of our industry.
Educational opportunities. Learn the winning strategies from industry leaders. Insights from actual events and facilities. Gain exposure to new ideas and trends that will help you succeed.
Have fun. It is about the people – smile, laugh and learn. Lots of breaks and social time available to network. Hear stories from the leaders who developed the talent that makes racing our careers.


Where: Indiana Convention Center, 100 South Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, 46225
Includes: One day career conference, networking lunch, name badge credentials and one ticket into the PRI Show
Dress Code: Business Attire
About the Race Track Business Conference
The annual Race Track Business Conference (www.racetrackbusinessconference.com) provides a platform for industry leaders to collaborate, analyze and conceptualize around the business of motorsports. Shared insights from all forms of racing create dialogue and interaction in a unique intellectual environment.

About National Speedway Directory
National Speedway Directory (www.speedwaysonline.com) is an information source for the motorsports industry. Published annually since 1975, the publication lists information on tracks, sanctions, publications, museums, and race schedules. In addition, they are the developers of Track Guide, a mobile app for the iPhone and Android.

About the Performance Racing Industry
Performance Racing Industry, (www.performanceracing.com) monthly business magazine, is recognized as “The Voice of Racing Marketplace.” Targeted at the racing trade, PRI connects manufacturers of racing products and technology with the distribution channels of retailers, builders, distributors, and teams. The PRI Show is the world’s largest auto racing trade show.

Note: This is an example of the last agenda from last year. 2024 is yet to be announced! Every year the topics get better!
9:15 – 10:00 A.M. Session I – Marketing Agencies
Multi-faceted businesses – representation, negotiation, and marketing. Selecting an agency to manage and activate events. In house versus outsourcing, conflicts of interest – how to deal with them.
10:00 – 10:45 A.M. Session II – Driver Development
10:45 – 11:00 A.M. Morning Break
11:00 – 11:30 A.M. Session III – Facility Security
11:30 – 12:30 P.M. Session IV – Future of Racing
The future of racing is be driven by transformational and disruptive forces – from the impact of shifting demographics and consumer lifestyles to advanced technologies and new automobility solutions. Future cities will be dominated by connected, electrified and automated Vehicles. Our cars will be faster, smarter and cooler – and so too will motorsports.
12:30 – 1:30 P.M. Lunch – Keynote Speaker
A Motorsports Perspective – Where have we been? Where are we heading? How can our industry develop talent on and off the track? The Path to Success – what attributes does it take?
1:30 – 2:15 P.M. Session V – Track Operations
Keeping the venue ready – doing it on budget. Leveling the competition – what works. Monetizing the property – hosting non-traditional events.
2:15 – 3:00 P.M. Session VI – Ticketing and Electronic Waivers
3:00 – 3:15 P.M. Afternoon Break
3:15 – 4:00 P.M. Session VII – Broadcasting and Streaming
4:00 – 4:45 P.M. Session VIII – Media
4:45 P.M. Networking Reception
Mark Basso | President | Autobahn Country Club
Tim Frost | National Speedway Directory
Dr. Lynn Lashbrook | SMWW President
Laura Cooper | Owner | Cooper Consulting
Tom Deery | COO | World Racing Group
Lauri Eberhart | Attorney | Apollo Sports Law Group
David Froscheiser | President | Security4Sports
Will Hall | Managing Director | Game Point Capital
Kendra Jacobs | Director of Marketing | Knoxville Raceway
John Kilroy | Chief of Content | Epartrade
Maddie Komar | Communications Coordinator | Sunday Management
Randy Lewis | World’s #1 TrackChaser
Jim Liaw | President | Formula Drift
Jimmie McMillian | Senior Corporate Counsel | Indianapolis Motor Speedway
David Morton | Vice President | Fifth Third Bank Motorsports
Chris Myers | Director – Sales and Marketing | Charge Sports Marketing
Jeremy Porter | CEO | Atlanta Motorsports Park
Jason Rittenberry | Managing Partner | MSG Strategy
Ralph Sheheen | President | Turn 3 Media
Ken Ungar | President | Charge Sports Marketing
John Waraniak | Vice President | SEMA
Wes Zirkle | Attorney | Keller Macaluso LLC
Email: Info@SMWW.com
Call: SMWW - 503-445-7105 or 888-952-4368
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