It was a successful outing for the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) at the Melbourne Motor Show last weekend.
The Melbourne Motor Show was held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) on Saturday April 5 and Sunday April 6.
It was the first time the event had been held in 15 years and proved a huge success, the venue was absolutely packed both day from the moment gates opened to when they closed. Saturday tickets even sold out.
The AASA was at the event with a stall which proved to be very popular, with many, many people learning about the sanctioning body, signing up to the newsletter and finding out how the AASA gives Motorsport a choice.
The team at the event talked to potential customers about how to get involved in AASA run events.
People also registered in a competition to win V8 Hot Laps, Hi-Tec Oils Super Series tickets, or free entry to a test and tune day, the winners will be announced tomorrow (April 9).
As well as all this, on Saturday from 1.30pm-3.30pm, Tabitha Ambrose, Winton Motor Raceway Ambassador, Formula Ford Stars and Renegades Series driver, and the daughter of NASCAR Cup Series race winner Marcos Ambrose was at the stall for a meet and greet with fans.
Ambrose was a busy lady, signing autographs and taking selfies throughout her appearance.
It was a huge venue, with over 20,000 square metres of exhibitions and activities, 22 car manufacturers had vehicles on show. There were racing cars also including a Red Bull Racing Formula 1 car.
Some of the most popular interactions included the Hot Wheels area, the interactive driving experiences and the racing simulators.
If you didn’t attend and want to know more about the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance, click here.
