Some trade shows stick to business. Only serious potential clients are catered to and more elite and exclusive trade show giveaways are selected. Major companies attend and competition is spewing out from every booth as one amazing product is one upped after another. However, other trade shows depend on the general public to fuel sales. It is known that trade shows can make or break the local economy. Similiarly, some trade shows work to gain new clients from the local people. A great example of this is "Family Day" at the upcoming January 24th Motorsports 2010 trade show.
                         
The third and final day of the huge speedway trade show invites families to come and enjoy in some Motorsports fun. This year marks the 25th Big Wheels race for children in age groups ranging from 3 years old to nine years old. All children are free to attend the Family day and adult admission is only $10. The coolest part of this day is clealy the awesome promotional products.

Race car drivers with photo cards are asked to autograph throughout the day and all speedways, race teams and any other sponsor is asked to contribute their own promotional swag that was previously used during the trade show. It's a pretty awesome idea considering that it's the last day of the trade show and that their may be a surplus of trade show giveaways.
                                 
Family Day at the Motorsports 2010 trade show hopes to instill a great spirit of excitement for the industry among visitors. Like in years past, officials suspect that families, unattached to racing sports will come and end up falling in love with the sport.