TRACKS: Fans Get Shot at $1 Million at 'Dodge Dealers Million Dollar Challenge'

Posted By Terry Callahan
Motorsports Editor, The Auto Channel

June 2, 2001

SONOMA, Calif. - With a little skill and a lot of luck, one fortunate race fan could walk away from the Dodge/Save Mart 350 NASCAR Winston Cup event at Sears Point Raceway, June 24, $1 million richer.

The "Dodge Dealers Million Dollar Challenge" will give fans a once-in-a-lifetime shot at becoming an instant millionaire. All you have to do is correctly pick the top five finishers - in exact order from first through fifth - at the Dodge/Save Mart 350 at Sears Point Raceway.

Fans can enter the "Dodge Dealers Million Dollar Challenge" by completing an official entry form available at a participating Dodge Dealership in Northern California. There are also two other ways to enter:

• a. Entry forms will be available at www.searspoint.com
• b. Entry forms will also be available at the Dodge City display during the NASCAR Winston Cup weekend at Sears Point Raceway, June 21-24. Dodge City will be located in the vendor midway area in Turn 10.

Seventy-one random winners will be selected from Dodge Dealerships in Northern California, and an additional four winners will be chosen from entry forms submitted to www.searspoint.com. These winners will receive a hospitality and tickets package to the Dodge/Save Mart 350. Four additional winners will be chosen from entry forms at the Dodge City display at the raceway. Out of those 79 total random winners, one lucky fan could walk away with $1,000,000 on race day.

"The Dodge dealers have put together a fantastic promotion that will give value to our fans and add some extra excitement on race day," said Steve Page. "It is this kind of promotional commitment that makes Dodge such a terrific partner."

The contest begins June 1 and concludes on June 23. For more information and official rules, visit www.searspoint.com.

Text provided by John Cardinale

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