41st Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports Show Set for January 22–23, 2027, At The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center
Oaks, PA – Len Sammons Productions has announced that the 41st Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings (PPB) Motorsports Racecar and Trade Show will return to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center on Friday, January 22, from 2 PM to 9 PM, and Saturday, January 23, from 10 AM to 7 PM, 2027.
For the 16th straight year in the Expo Center in Oaks, PA, this can’t-miss winter tradition will once again bring together the heart and horsepower of Northeast racing in three rooms totaling nearly 200,000 square feet.
From the moment fans walk through the main entrance, they’ll be greeted by the massive Pioneer Pole Buildings display—packed with race cars, interactive exhibits, and live driver appearances.
Showcase race car displays, nationally known driver autograph sessions, and other headline attractions will be announced prior to the show. Last year’s show featured a popular tribute to two drivers: Geoff Bodine of NASCAR Cup Series and northeast asphalt Modified competition and Dirt Motorsports Hall of Fame driver Kenny Brightbill.
Each driver display included an historic Modified driven by the two highly successful retired racers and a 30-foot photo collection highlighting their career. Both drivers spent the two-day show talking racing and signing autographs, and posing for photos while offering insightful stories.
The 2027 edition of the show will again offer a driver tribute along with a wide variety of other attractions for racers and fans alike. This will include the Hard Core Racer section for competitors, over 200 race cars on display, exhibits by speedways and racing series, collectibles and memorabilia vendors.
A schedule of free seminars for racers will also return. Last year’s lineup included a presentation by Mat Williamson, the 2026 winningest driver in northeast competition. Women in Motorsports seminar, display of cars, and driver autographs will be returning as well.
Friday evening will be highlighted by the Aqua Duck Water Transport-sponsored Ms. Motorsports competition at 8 PM, with nearly $4,000 in cash prizes on the line. Applications and rules for the contest will be available on the show’s website.
On Saturday, the younger generation will take center stage with the Little Miss Motorsports competition and the annual RAACE Foundation Big Wheel races, both long-standing family favorites.
Special host hotel rates are available at the Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton Inn of Valley Forge/Oaks, both located on the Expo Center property. On Friday night, following the close of the show, the Hilton Garden Inn’s bar and banquet room will host the official Motorsports After Party, open to racers, fans, and show exhibitors.
The Motorsports show is again scheduled in January between two other highly popular Len Sammons Productions events. The new year will begin with the Indoor Auto Racing Series celebrating the 10th anniversary of competition inside the PPL Center in Allentown, PA, with two days of action on Friday and Saturday, January 8th and 9th.
The weekend after the Motorsports show, Friday and Saturday, January 29 & 30, the Indoor Auto Racing Series returns to the concrete floor inside New Jersey’s historic Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. for the 25th annual NAPA Auto Parts Weekend. Once again, the TQ Midgets will headline both events, joined by the Slingshots and Champ Karts.
For the most up-to-date show information, including exhibitor layouts and pricing, hotel details, show and set-up times, schedules, and guest appearance announcements, visit MotorsportsTradeShow.com. Additional information is also available by emailing motorsports@aarn.com or calling the show office at 609-888-3616
For the 16th straight year in the Expo Center in Oaks, PA, this can’t-miss winter tradition will once again bring together the heart and horsepower of Northeast racing in three rooms totaling nearly 200,000 square feet.
From the moment fans walk through the main entrance, they’ll be greeted by the massive Pioneer Pole Buildings display—packed with race cars, interactive exhibits, and live driver appearances.
Showcase race car displays, nationally known driver autograph sessions, and other headline attractions will be announced prior to the show. Last year’s show featured a popular tribute to two drivers: Geoff Bodine of NASCAR Cup Series and northeast asphalt Modified competition and Dirt Motorsports Hall of Fame driver Kenny Brightbill.
Each driver display included an historic Modified driven by the two highly successful retired racers and a 30-foot photo collection highlighting their career. Both drivers spent the two-day show talking racing and signing autographs, and posing for photos while offering insightful stories.
The 2027 edition of the show will again offer a driver tribute along with a wide variety of other attractions for racers and fans alike. This will include the Hard Core Racer section for competitors, over 200 race cars on display, exhibits by speedways and racing series, collectibles and memorabilia vendors.
A schedule of free seminars for racers will also return. Last year’s lineup included a presentation by Mat Williamson, the 2026 winningest driver in northeast competition. Women in Motorsports seminar, display of cars, and driver autographs will be returning as well.
Friday evening will be highlighted by the Aqua Duck Water Transport-sponsored Ms. Motorsports competition at 8 PM, with nearly $4,000 in cash prizes on the line. Applications and rules for the contest will be available on the show’s website.
On Saturday, the younger generation will take center stage with the Little Miss Motorsports competition and the annual RAACE Foundation Big Wheel races, both long-standing family favorites.
Special host hotel rates are available at the Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton Inn of Valley Forge/Oaks, both located on the Expo Center property. On Friday night, following the close of the show, the Hilton Garden Inn’s bar and banquet room will host the official Motorsports After Party, open to racers, fans, and show exhibitors.
The Motorsports show is again scheduled in January between two other highly popular Len Sammons Productions events. The new year will begin with the Indoor Auto Racing Series celebrating the 10th anniversary of competition inside the PPL Center in Allentown, PA, with two days of action on Friday and Saturday, January 8th and 9th.
The weekend after the Motorsports show, Friday and Saturday, January 29 & 30, the Indoor Auto Racing Series returns to the concrete floor inside New Jersey’s historic Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. for the 25th annual NAPA Auto Parts Weekend. Once again, the TQ Midgets will headline both events, joined by the Slingshots and Champ Karts.
For the most up-to-date show information, including exhibitor layouts and pricing, hotel details, show and set-up times, schedules, and guest appearance announcements, visit MotorsportsTradeShow.com. Additional information is also available by emailing motorsports@aarn.com or calling the show office at 609-888-3616
