Race to the BOG on-air contest

ON YOUR MARK…. GET SET…….. GOOO!!!

The Race to The Bog is underway!

Nascar is coming to Watkins Glen International! Here is your chance to be 1 of 2 winners to win The Red Cat Bog VIP package for two race weekend!

Starting July 19, 2021 at 5 AM and running until July 23rd at 9am tune into I-100 and we will be awarding 2 people a VIP package on-air.

Listen to I-100 for the “Race sound effect” along with KAT’s que to call in and the fastest person wins!

Tune in for your chance to win:

2- Full weekend GA tickets to Watkins Glen International Raceway
2 – Full weekend hospitality passes to Red Cat Bog at WGI featuring Saturday/Sunday breakfast & lunch, six wine or beer drink chips per person per day, fan walk, VIP table seating for driver interview sessions
Red Cat/WGI swag bag for each guest

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