Cheez-It 355 at the Glen!

You could win tickets to go see the Cheez-It 355 at Watkins Glen International on August 7th through the 10th!

Listen Tuesday through Friday for the “Driving force” song of the morning during ‘Classic Mornings’ with Kat from 6a-10a. Be caller number 3, when you hear the song, to score your tickets to the Glen.

Here is a sneak peek at the songs that you should listen for:

Tuesday: “I can’t Drive 55”, Sammy Hagar

Wednesday: “life in the fast lane”, Eagles

Thursday: “Drive my car”, Beatles

Friday: “Panama “, van Halen

Win 2 tickets for the Cheez-It 355 and you could be there for 90 laps of high octane action! All you have to do is listen all this week for the “driving force” song of the morning, and be caller number 3, for your chance to win tickets to this great race.

These tickets are General admission tickets for August 7th-10th.

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