Although we didn't make it through all of the race as well as many others due to the weather it still was a positive experience. Inside the track area, there were plenty of workers to help us find our seats. I wish I had gotten his name because he was really part of making a good experience even better. Because I was in a walking boot due to a stress fracture in my foot, a worker in a golf cart offered to give us a ride up to the area in which we were sitting and thanked us for coming out to the race and said how grateful they were for the fans that braved the cold weather. The ticket gate lines moved quickly and efficiently. Once we walked to the area outside of the track, they had a structured setup of merchandise trailers and vendors as well as multiple information booths that were easy to maneuver through.

As opposed to the Daytona 500 the previous week, Atlanta Motor Speedway had a smart traffic plan to get fans in and out of the race. I attended the Folds of Honor Quik Trip 500 and found it to be an exceptional experience, except for the weather.

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