Project marks the 5th for the firm at the raceway since 2013 with special focus on the 2022 season VIP guest experience
IMPACT Strategies has started construction on a complete interior and exterior renovation of the Oval Tower Suites at World Wide Technology Raceway. The project includes improvements to the entire building, including the rooftop viewing experience and is part of the multi-million-dollar renovation plan for the track leading up to the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series race on June 5, 2022.
“Offering our corporate clients an exceptional hospitality option to entertain customers and employees within the broader NASCAR Cup Series race environment will be a one-of-a-kind experience,” promises Curtis Francois, owner and CEO, World Wide Technology Raceway.
The renovation will deliver a sleek, modern aesthetic with high-end finishes throughout the 28 private suites and the rooftop fan viewing area, which offers an exhilarating perspective over the track between turns one and two.
“We are thrilled to once again be working with World Wide Technology Raceway on this exciting and fast-paced project,” said Mark Hinrichs, President at IMPACT Strategies. “We’re proud to support the raceway’s efforts in bringing a NASCAR Cup Series race to the St. Louis region and to continue our valued partnership with them.”
Since 2013, IMPACT Strategies has completed multiple projects at World Wide Technology Raceway, including the Gateway Kartplex, drag strip bleachers, track resurfacing and safety improvements, and other improvements to raceway facilities.
