Lodging Info for Five Flags and Mobile Shows

 

 

 

 

Below you will find a list of several hotels providing special rates for TBARA teams and fans for the upcoming shows at Five Flags and Mobile International.

For a complete list of all available lodging please click on or copy and paste this link into your browser:

 http://5flagsspeedway.com/lodging.php

 

Holiday Inn Express  Next to I-10 exit & Ruby Tuesday’s
130 Loblolly Rd.
Pensacola, FL 32526 (Approx 1 mile from track)
850-944-8442
Raj Patel -General Manager
119.95 +tax for 1 king bed – $129.95 for 2 queen bed and suites with regular rate

Microtel Inn & Suites – (850) 941-8902 8001 Lavelle Way, Pensacola, FL 32526 (I-10 Exit 7/7A Pine Forest Rd. near Cracker Barrel Restaurant. Located 1.5 miles from Five Flags Speedway.) Driver/Fan rate $65.00 per night, advance reservations Quality Inn - (850) 944-0333 8060 Lavelle Way, Pensacola, FL 32526 (I-10 Exit 7/7A Pine Forest Rd. near Cracker Barrel Restaurant. Located 1.5 miles from Five Flags Speedway.) Driver/Fan rate $65.00 per night, advance reservations

Best Western/Blue Angel Inn ( Brand New just opened Feb. 2007)
2390 W. Detroit Blvd @ Pine Forest Rd.
Pensacola, Fl. 32534
(850) 477-7474
Located 1.5 miles from Five Flags Speedway
From I-10 east take exit 7B and from I-10 west take exit 7 
Call for Rates (Includes Free Hot Deluxe Breakfast)

 

Fairfield Inn Marriott 

7325 N Davis Hwy

Located just off I-10 exit 13 Davis Hwy, Easy on and off access

850-484-8001

Hot continental breakfast included

Special rate: $89.00

About

The premier pavement sprint car series in the South, and some would say in the country, the Tampa Bay Area Racing Association (TBARA) has been racing from 1973 through 2009 and is preparing for its 40th season. Known as "the ground pounders," these purpose-built pavement sprint cars are powered by fire-breathing 360 motors and piloted by some of the best drivers in the country.

Current drivers include two-time USAC Silver Crown champ Dave Steele, two-time TBARA champ Troy DeCaire, and past race winners Bo Hartley, Dude Teate, Larry Brazil Jr. and the first female to win a sprint car feature with a major touring series in the southeast, Wendy Mathis.