News Summary
South Georgia Motorsports Park has introduced the Legacy Lane Wall initiative, enabling fans and businesses to purchase personalized bricks and tiles to support facility improvements. This campaign aims to enhance the visitor experience at the drag racing venue and promote community engagement. With the sale lasting 60 days, participants can invest in the park’s future and potentially win prizes or free tickets to upcoming events. Owner Raul Torres envisions the Legacy Lane Wall as a lasting tribute and a focal point for specialty events, reinforcing the spirit of local drag racing.
Valdosta, Georgia – South Georgia Motorsports Park (SGMP) has launched a new initiative called the Legacy Lane Wall, allowing fans, racers, and businesses to purchase personalized terracotta bricks and black granite tiles to support facility improvements. The campaign was announced on August 23, 2025, as part of SGMP’s strategy to enhance the visitor experience and capitalize on the strong community support that has surrounded the drag racing venue.
Participants can purchase an 8” x 8” terracotta brick for $200 or a black granite tile for $250. Each purchase represents an investment in the future of the track and will contribute to the atmosphere of the facility, creating a lasting tribute to those who support SGMP. The funds raised from this initiative will be directed towards capital improvements aimed at elevating the overall experience for visitors and racers alike.
Raul Torres, the owner of SGMP, has expressed that the Legacy Lane Wall initiative provides an opportunity for supporters to own a small piece of the motorsports park. This project aims to serve as a focal point during specialty events and celebratory moments, further enhancing the community feel associated with the park’s activities.
The Torres couple, who acquired SGMP in 2023, aimed to keep the spirit of local drag racing alive while also reinforcing the strong community bonds that motivated their ownership. Their focus has been on increasing the number of local bracket races and events over the past two years, successfully invigorating interest and participation in the sport.
The sale of the personalized bricks and tiles will be active for a limited time of 60 days, giving potential buyers a deadline to secure their commemorative pieces. Additionally, random purchasers during this promotional period may win prizes or receive free tickets to upcoming events at SGMP, further encouraging participation in the initiative.
As SGMP continues to grow and evolve, a full schedule of upcoming events is available on their official website, allowing fans to stay informed about the many exciting racing activities planned for the remainder of the year. The Legacy Lane Wall initiative is just one of many ways SGMP is looking to enhance its facilities and engage community support, ensuring that the legacy of drag racing in Valdosta remains vibrant for years to come.
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