New Lucas Oil Stadium exhibit area will provide trailer exhibitors more space to display and conduct business at PRI --

Trailer exhibitors at the 2018 Performance Racing Industry (PRI) Trade Show will now be able to show off their product lineups alongside their booths in the new indoor exhibit area at Lucas Oil Stadium. The new area provides exhibitors a larger space to showcase their products and is contiguous to the Indiana Convention Center.

The new Trailer Exhibits at Lucas Oil Stadium will feature some of the best side-by-side shopping of race trailers, motorcoaches, haulers, and toterhomes anywhere during the three-day trade-only event (December 6-8). Attendees can get an up-close look at the different transportation options indoors and easily compare available features and technology while meeting with representatives of the companies in their booths.

"Trailers are essential in the racing industry, and moving the segment at the PRI Show indoors to the Lucas Oil Exhibit Area is part of our goal to provide the best possible venue to conduct business," said PRI Trade Show Director Karin Davidson. "The new indoor trailer exhibit area will be located at the end of the Lucas Oil Stadium corridor, on the lower level, and will give companies more space than ever before to display their products."

Manufacturers have expressed excitement about the new opportunity to display their trailers next to their booths in an indoor setting, especially with the current state of the market segment.

"Grassroots and recreational racing has increased, and I'm excited because that’s the core of our business," said Look Trailers/Pace American President Matt Arnold. "The PRI Show and new Lucas Oil Exhibit Area will enable us to connect with the grassroots racing market and make it possible to show off our latest products to them. I look forward to the increase in traffic that this new indoor exhibit area will create for us."

The 2018 PRI Trade Show will feature over 1,100 companies exhibiting in more than 3,300 booths, showcasing the latest developments in auto racing technology. Tens of thousands of buyers from all 50 states and 70 countries will be on hand in Indianapolis for the three biggest business days in racing.

In addition, the days leading up to and including the PRI Show, which have come to be known as Race Industry Week, will offer a range of motorsports-related activities in and around the Indiana Convention Center beginning on Monday, December 3. Numerous conferences, seminars and other special events will offer unlimited business opportunities and provide invaluable insight on the latest technologies and how to apply them throughout the racing world