DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — TicketSpice and RPM Workshop management have agreed to an extension of their current agreement supporting the RPM Newsletter and RPM@Daytona and RPM@Reno Western Workshops through the 2025 season.
TicketSpice has been a partner of the RPM Workshops for the past two full years and will be making sure everyone is hydrated with complimentary drink stations during their time at the Workshops.
TicketSpice is a powerful and affordable event ticketing software for managing events, providing event organizers, promoters and attendees an excellent event experience.
“The RPM Workshops provide an incredible platform for TicketSpice to connect directly with key decision-makers and showcase our expertise to an engaged audience eager to leverage our cutting-edge solutions,” stated Shadi Hayek vice president TicketSpice.
The 52nd annual RPM@Daytona Workshops will be held at the Shores in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida. The fun begins on Sunday, Feb. 9, with “The BluePrint Engines Big Game Party presented by Hoosier Racing Tire, MyRacePass, EventSprout and Race Track Wholesale and runs through Monday, Feb. 10 and Tuesday, Feb. 11.
The 52nd version of the popular sessions returns The Shores Resort in Daytona Beach Shores, for the third consecutive year, helping to kickoff “Speedweek” activities in Volusia County.
The speaking lineup will be headlined by several prominent figures in the motorsports business led by Jeff Hachmann. Hachmann is the executive director of events for World Racing Group.
Jeff Streigle, the general manager of Berlin Raceway near Grand Rapids, Mich., will take the stage as a second keynote speaker on Tuesday, February 11.
Hachmann and Streigle are just the beginning of the dynamic lineup for the RPM@Daytoa Workshop schedule. New sessions, and traditions dot the schedule including the “The Jody Session,” dedicated to Jody Deery, one of the founders and loyal believers in the Workshops.
The session will be dedicated to females in the sport and will be led by the women of the sport. Joining these programs will be the traditional sessions, including the legal update and “Pro Bono” hour will be expounded upon and delivered in breakout sessions as well as many other sessions that assist and impact the short track motorsports industry.
