Charity Laps for Victory Junction
November 20
Event will take place rain or shine
8AM-4PM
Event will take place rain or shine
8AM-4PM
Join us for Charity Laps to benefit Victory Junction and have your chance to shine on the VIR Full course. Feel like a real racer as you hug the same curves and put tires to pavement on the same historic track as the pros while you follow a pace car.
Victory Junction was the dream of Adam Petty, a fourth-generation race car driver from the famous Petty family and Richard Petty’s Grandson, and a rising star in the sport. Adam’s passion for racing was equaled only by his compassion for others, especially children. Pay just $35 per session for the opportunity to drive your own car on our 3.27 mile Full Course for 15 to 20 minutes. Or pay $150 for an all-day pass.
All-Day Pass purchases for Charity Laps for Victory Junction at VIR are non-refundable. Passes do not work as a “fast pass”. All-Day Pass holders will receive a designated armband that allows them to continue getting in line for on-track sessions without any additional ticket purchases. Purchase of an All-Day Pass for Charity Laps for Victory Junction does not guarantee a specific number of sessions. Sessions are first come, first served. All-Day Passes are not available for purchase in advance and do not cover other purchases such as, but not limited to: any available hot lap experiences, merchandise, or food and beverage.
*TICKETS NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADVANCE PURCHASE
Frequently Asked Questions
Need to know more? Read some of our frequently asked questions below.
A: A session is approximately 15-20 minutes of paced laps around VIR’s Full Course Configuration.
A: All-Day Pass purchases for Charity Laps for Victory Junction at VIR are non-refundable. Sales are final. All proceeds go to benefit Victory Junction, regardless.
A: Session laps are paced to approximate highway speeds. At least these laps won’t be breaking any speed records!
A: All proceeds raised go right to Victory Junction to support their year-round camp facility and adaptive programs that give kids living with complex medical and physical needs opportunities to participate in activities, free from barriers they may face in their daily lives. To learn more about Victory Junction and their mission, visit https://victoryjunction.org/
A: Since vehicles will be at highway speeds with a pace and chase and after all parties have signed the waiver including any minor waivers, there are no age restrictions. All participants will need to utilize wearing seatbelts according to the law in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
A: Wear something comfortable! Charity Laps sessions do not require a helmet or long pants, but if you have a helmet we recommend wearing one. WE do recommend closed-toed shoes, long pants, and maybe a jacket.. It is the end of November after all.
We also highly recommend you clean out your vehicle and not have any loose items that could move around or get under any pedals.
