Can-Am Powers the PPB Motorsports 2026 Show as Presenting Sponsor

Oaks, PA – Can-Am has signed on as the presenting sponsor of the 40th Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports 2026 Show, set for Friday and Saturday, January 23–24, 2026, at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA.

This high-profile sponsorship is a key highlight of Can-Am’s focus on industry-leading performance, innovation, and off-road dominance. From championship-winning motocross heritage to today’s cutting-edge lineup of ATVs, Side-By-Side vehicles, and three-wheel road machines. Can-Am continues to define what’s possible for racers, adventurers, and motorsports enthusiasts everywhere.

As PPB Motorsports 2026 Presented by Can-Am, the show will feature a major Can-Am presence on the show floor, including a large-scale, interactive vehicle display hosted by Smith Marine, an authorized Can-Am dealer located at 573 E. Butler Ave., New Britain, PA. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore a wide variety of Can-Am machines—built for racing, trail riding, work, recreation, and motorsports event lifestyles from the pit area to the campground.

With more than 200,000 square feet of exhibit space, the Motorsports Show delivers a high-energy environment perfectly aligned with the Can-Am brand. The event will showcase over 200 race cars on display, driver autograph sessions and stage interviews, free racer seminars and a wide array of motorsports-focused vendors and manufacturers.

Pioneer Pole Buildings, based in Schuylkill Haven, PA, returns as title sponsor for the 15th consecutive year, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to motorsports. Their expansive exhibit near the main entrance will feature PPB-sponsored race cars, company displays, and driver autograph sessions—welcoming fans as they enter the Can-Am–powered show experience.

Adding to the prestige of the weekend, legendary drivers Geoff Bodine and Kenny Brightbill will be honored with special tribute displays. Two of the most respected names in motorsports history, both legends will be available to meet fans throughout the event.

Friday night excitement peaks with the Aqua Duck Water Transport–sponsored Ms. Motorsports Competition at 8:00 PM, awarding $2,500 to the winner. Applications are available now through the official show website.

Saturday afternoon puts the spotlight on the next generation of motorsports fans with the Little Miss Motorsports Competition and the RAACE Foundation Big Wheel Races, two beloved traditions that highlight the family-friendly side show.

Exhibitors looking to align their brands one of the Northeast’s premier motorsports events are encouraged to act quickly. For exhibit space, visit motorsportstradeshow.com or email danny@aarn.com or call Danny Sammons at 609-888-3618 before space sells out.

Special host hotel rates are available at the Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton Inn of Valley Forge/Oaks, both located directly on the Expo Center property. Following Friday’s show, the official Motorsports After Party will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn bar and banquet room, bringing together racers, fans, exhibitors, and industry leaders.

Kenny Brightbill Tribute To Be Part Of 39th Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports Show
Oaks, PA – Kenny Brightbill, a member of six different Motorsports Hall of Fames, will be a special guest at the 39th Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings (PPB) Motorsports Race Car & Trade Show presented by Can-Am Off-Road, returning to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA, on Friday, January 23 (2 PM – 9 PM), and Saturday, January 24 (10 AM – 7 PM), 2026.
A special tribute honoring the 77-year-old Brightbill will be featured at the show and will include the iconic Pinto No. 19 Modified that the Sinking Springs, PA, native built and drove to many of his 426 career victories — including 135 at his home track, the Reading Fairgrounds. The original car has been fully restored to its racing-day condition and is part of John Mason’s extensive collection.
The tribute area will also feature a 30-foot backdrop wall showcasing photos from Brightbill’s remarkable 57-year racing career, highlighting his success in Modifieds, Late Models, Sprint Cars, SpeedSTRs, and appearances in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Brightbill will join Steve Post on stage both days of the show, along with several special guests, to share memorable stories from his career. He will also be available for autographs and photos, including signing a commemorative poster being produced for the event.
Career accomplishments include winning $50,000-to-win races on the mile tracks at Syracuse, NY, and Nazareth, PA, as well as capturing the Mr. DIRT Track USA title race at New York’s Lebanon Valley Speedway. His dirt Modified career also included 200-lap victories at Reading; New York’s Orange County, Fonda, Fulton, and Weedsport; and New Jersey’s Flemington and Bridgeport Speedways.
Over the past three years, the PPB Motorsports Show has honored legendary figures including Billy “The Kid” Pauch, famed sprint car owner Bob Weikert, and NASCAR Hall of Fame crew chief Ray Evernham. For the first time in show history, two tribute displays will be featured in 2026.
It was previously announced that NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Geoff Bodine will also be honored for his accomplishments in asphalt Modifieds and at NASCAR’s highest level, including his victory in the 1986 Daytona 500.
Friday evening will be highlighted by the Aqua Duck Water Transport–sponsored Ms. Motorsports Competition at 8 PM, with $2,500 awarded to the winner. Applications are available now on the show’s website.
Saturday afternoon will spotlight the younger generation with the Little Miss Motorsports Competition and the annual RAACE Foundation Big Wheel Races, both long-standing family favorites.
Pioneer Pole Buildings, based in Schuylkill Haven, PA, will serve as the title sponsor for the 15th consecutive year. Their expansive exhibit will once again welcome attendees at the show entrance, featuring company displays, PPB-sponsored race cars, and autograph sessions with many of their drivers.
The 2026 edition of the show will again offer a wide variety of attractions for racers and fans, including the Hard Core Racer Section with dozens of race cars on display; exhibits from speedways and racing series; collectibles and memorabilia vendors; and a schedule of free racer seminars.
For information on exhibit space, visit motorsportstradeshow.com, email danny@aarn.com or call Danny Sammons at 609-888-3618 before the event space sells out.
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 bar and banquet room will host the official Motorsports After Party, open to racers, fans, and exhibitors.

Geoff Bodine Tribute To Be Part Of 39th Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports Show Set for January 23–24, 2026, in Oaks, PA

Oaks, PA – Geoff Bodine, named one of NASCAR’s 75 greatest drivers, will be a special guests at the 39th Pioneer Pole Buildings (PPB) Motorsports Racecar and Trade Show when it return’s to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA, on Friday, January 23, from 2 PM to 9 PM, and Saturday, January 24, from 10 AM to 7 PM, 2026.
Bodine’s career rose from the asphalt tracks of the northeast in Modified racing to the highest level of NASCAR when he won the Daytona 500 in 1979.  He raced at the NASCAR Cup Series from 1979 to 2011, earning 18 wins.
A special tribute to Bodine at the show will include a photo wall of photos from his career with race cars from his past on display. Bodine will join Steve Post on stage on both days of the show to share special moments from his career and be available for autographs, photos and the signing of the recently published book on his career “All of It” that follows him through his days of racing an involvement in designing the Bob-Sled for the US Olympics.
Born in Chemung, NY where he learned to race at his home-town track, Bodine won all of the big events the division had to offer before moving south. In 1978, Bodine won 55 of 84 asphalt Modified in a Dick Armstrong No. 1. That car, now restored and owned by Carl Oberg will be on display along with one of the famed No. 99 Modifieds he drove now owned by Mark Tychoniewicz.
At the last three years PPB Motorsports has showcased tributes for driving legend Billy ‘The Kid’  Pauch, fame Sprint car owner Bob Weikert and NASCAR Hall of Fame crew chief Ray Evernham last year. For the first time this year’s show will include, two tribute displays, information on the second for dirt Modified Hall of Famer Kenny Brightbill will announced shortly.
Friday evening will be highlighted by the Aqua Duck Water Transport-sponsored Ms. Motorsports competition at 8 PM, with $2,500 awarded to the winner. Applications for the contest are available now on the show’s website. On Saturday afternoon, 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.
Pioneer Pole Buildings, based in Schuylkill Haven, PA, will serve as the title sponsor for the 15th consecutive year. Their expansive exhibit will once again greet attendees at the show entrance, featuring a display of company offerings, PPB-sponsored race cars, and autograph sessions with many of their drivers.
The 2026 edition of the show will again offer a wide variety of attractions for racers and fans alike, including the Hard Core Racer section with dozens of race cars on display, exhibits by speedways and racing series, and collectibles and memorabilia vendors.
A schedule of free seminars for racers will also return. Last year’s lineup included a well-attended presentation by Joe Mooney, crew chief for Anthony Macri, who guided his driver to victory in the prestigious King’s Royal Sprint Car event at Ohio’s Eldora Speedway.
For information on exhibit space for the Motorsports show, visit motorsportstradeshow.com , email danny@aarn.com or call Danny Sammons at the show office 609-888-3618.
Check out the web-site for special host hotel rates 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.

39th Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports Show Set for January 23–24, 2026, in Oaks, PA
Oaks, PA – Len Sammons Productions has announced that the 39th Annual Pioneer Pole Buildings (PPB) Motorsports Racecar and Trade Show will return to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA, on Friday, January 23, from 2 PM to 9 PM, and Saturday, January 24, from 10 AM to 7 PM, 2026.
This will mark the 18th year the show has been held at the Expo Center, which has become the traditional home of the Northeast’s largest and most prestigious off-season racing gathering.
Pioneer Pole Buildings, based in Schuylkill Haven, PA, will serve as the title sponsor for the 15th consecutive year. Their expansive exhibit will once again greet attendees at the show entrance, featuring a display of company offerings, PPB-sponsored race cars, and autograph sessions with many of their drivers.
A special showcase race car display and other headline attractions will be announced in the coming weeks. Last year’s show featured a popular tribute to NASCAR Hall of Famer Ray Evernham, which included a collection of his historic race cars and lively stage interviews with Evernham and fellow Hall of Famer Bill Elliott.
The 2026 edition of the show will again offer a wide variety of attractions for racers and fans alike, including the Hard Core Racer section with dozens of race cars on display, exhibits by speedways and racing series, and collectibles and memorabilia vendors.
A schedule of free seminars for racers will also return. Last year’s lineup included a well-attended presentation by Joe Mooney, crew chief for Anthony Macri, who guided his driver to victory in the prestigious King’s Royal Sprint Car event at Ohio’s Eldora Speedway.
Friday evening will be highlighted by the Aqua Duck Water Transport-sponsored Ms. Motorsports competition at 8 PM, with $2,500 awarded to the winner. Applications for the contest are available now on the show’s website. On Saturday afternoon, 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.
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.

Oaks, PA – The 2025 Pioneer Pole Building Motorsports Show at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA promises to be a thrilling weekend for racing fans. NASCAR Hall of Famers Bill Elliott and Ray Evernham will be joined by a host of racing stars from various disciplines, gathering to sign autographs, share stories, and celebrate the sport’s rich history.

Held on Friday and Saturday, January 24-25, the two-day event will showcase an impressive lineup of racing talent, special book signings, on-stage discussions, and displays of rare and historic race cars.

At the heart of the event is a special celebration of Ray Evernham’s 50th year in racing. Known for his legendary career in NASCAR, Evernham will be joined on stage on Friday by Bill Elliott, the 1988 NASCAR Cup Series champion, and Erin Crocker-Evernham, the first woman to win a World of Outlaws Sprint Car race. Together with show host Steve Post, they will offer fans a unique look behind the scenes of NASCAR’s golden years and Evernham’s long-running influence on the sport.

Elliott, Evernham Make Fri., Sat. Appearances
On Friday, January 24, the excitement kicks off with a special book signing from 4:45 to 5:45 PM at Showcase Booth No. 111. Ray Evernham will be signing copies of his new book Trophies and SCARS, while greeting fans, posing for photos, and sharing memories from his illustrious career. He’ll be joined by Bill Elliott and Erin Crocker-Evernham, who will also be available for autographs and photos.
The action continues that evening at 6:30 PM with a special stage discussion in the D Hall Stage titled Ray Evernham’s 50th Year in Racing Celebration. This on-stage conversation will delve into Evernham’s impact on NASCAR, including his work as Jeff Gordon’s crew chief, his time as a car owner with Elliott in the No. 9 Dodge, and his recent involvement with the SRX Series and IROC.
The panel will feature not only Ray, but Bill Elliott, Erin Crocker-Evernham, and Jay Signore his old boss at IROC, providing a rare opportunity to hear personal stories from the men and women who helped shape modern motorsports.
Throughout the weekend, Evernham’s personal collection of race cars will be on display, adding another layer of excitement for fans eager to see the machines that defined his career. Trophies and SCARS will also be available for sale at the event.

A Saturday Packed Full Of Auto Racing Greats
On Saturday, January 25, the autograph sessions continue with even more opportunities to meet racing legends. From 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM, Bill Elliott will be signing autographs at Showcase Booth No. 111, giving fans a chance to meet the man who made history in 1985 by winning the Winston Million. That year, Elliott captured three of NASCAR’s crown jewel races, including the Daytona 500 and the Winston 500 at Talladega.
From 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM, Ray Evernham will return to Showcase Booth No. 111 for another book signing session, continuing his engagement with fans throughout the day. His book, Trophies and SCARS, provides an in-depth look at his life and career, offering insights into the triumphs and challenges that shaped him as a driver, crew chief, and car owner.
At 1:00 PM, a special tribute to Evernham’s early career in asphalt Modified racing will take place on the D Hall Stage. Hosted by Steve Post, this discussion will feature legendary competitors from Evernham’s early racing days, including Gil Hearne, Charlie Kremer, Lenny Boyd, Jerry Cranmer, and Billy Pauch, who will share their memories from racing alongside Evernham at New Jersey tracks like Wall Stadium, New Egypt, and Flemington Fair.
Women in Racing
Later, Erin Crocker-Evernham will take the stage at 2:00 PM for a one-on-one interview with Steve Post to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her historic victory as the first woman to win a World of Outlaws Sprint Car race. Crocker-Evernham will reflect on her journey through racing, from her early days in Quarter-Midgets to her time in NASCAR and her ultimate decision to retire.
As the day progresses, the autograph sessions continue with more icons of racing. At 3:00 PM, Erin Crocker-Evernham will be joined by other female racers, including Mares Stellfox (Sprints), Mallory Kutz (Street Stock), and Adie DelliPonti (Modified/600 Sprints), in a special Women in Racing autograph session. These women have broken barriers and made their mark in the male-dominated world of motorsports, and fans will have the chance to meet them in person.

Honoring a Legend: Lynn Paxton Tribute
On Saturday, January 25, from 2:45 to 3:15 PM, the PPB Motorsports Show will pay tribute to one of racing’s greats, Lynn Paxton, with a special segment on the D Hall Stage. Paxton, who passed away in September at the age of 80, was a legendary driver known for his mastery in Sprint Cars, Late Models, and Midgets. With over 245 feature race wins in his career, Paxton was not only an incredible competitor but also a revered storyteller and historian.
This tribute will feature several key figures from Paxton’s life and career, including driver Van May, race promoter Alan Kreizler, and Don Robinson, who authored the book Lynn Paxton: My Way. The discussion will delve into Paxton’s remarkable career, his transition from driver to racing historian, and his significant role in the creation of the Eastern Museum of Motor Racing in York Springs, PA. Fans will hear stories of Paxton’s racing days and his lasting impact on the sport, as well as his work preserving the history of motorsports for future generations.

Northeast Racing Stars In The Show Spotlight
The PPB Motorsports Show also features several regional stars on Saturday, with top drivers in the spotlight starting at 12:00 PM and changing every half hour until 3:00 PM. Drivers include different generations of drivers from the Rahmer, Pauch, Bernheisel, and Hirthler families, plus Craig Von Dohren, Logan Watt, Christian Bruno, and Jared Umbenhauer signing special PPB-provided autograph cards.
Another exciting autograph session will feature appearances from Matt Hirschman (16-time Asphalt Modified winner in 2024), Jeff Strunk (Grandview Speedway Modified champion), Lavar Scott (second in the 2024 ARCA Menards Series points), and Sprint car legend Van May at the Showcase area from 4:00 to 5:00 PM.
Fans will also have the chance to meet former drivers from the legendary Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, with an exclusive reunion event featuring Bobby Braxton, Bobby Eppihimer, and other drivers who raced at the famed track. This reunion will take place from 1:00 to 3:00 PM at Booth No. 1216, offering a rare opportunity to relive the history of one of the Northeast’s most iconic racing venues.

A Big Celebration Of Racing History
The 2025 PPB Motorsports Show will be a celebration of motorsports, bringing together fans, drivers, and legends from various racing disciplines for a weekend of memories, autograph sessions, and special events. Whether you’re a die-hard NASCAR fan or a supporter of local short-track racing, this show offers something for everyone.

With so many legendary names from NASCAR, sprint car racing, modified racing, and beyond in attendance, this year’s PPB Motorsports Show is a must-attend event for any racing enthusiast.

Digital Pull Down Rig | Take the mystery out of suspension set up

Collins Limited, a UK-based race car development agency, are attending the Pioneer Pole Building Motorsports 2025 Show, to deliver a seminar at 4:30pm Saturday, titled “Digital Pull Down Rig”. They will present their first-principles approach to vehicle dynamics and showcase their in-house developed pull down rig suspension setup software.

Australian brothers Jilbruke and Jenner Collins co-founded Collins Limited in 2014 on the back of two decades in motorsport spanning grass roots motorsport in Australia to Formula 1, Indycar and Le Mans prototype sports cars in the UK. After spending five years at Cooper Tire in Ohio leading the tire simulation group, Jilbruke headed to the UK in 2011, where the brothers worked at Wirth Research, developing the Honda Performance Developments driver-in-the-loop simulator together.

Collins Limited was formed with the aim of bring the often-secretive technologies and experience in F1 and automotive companies to a wider audience.

The company lead the R&D for the VUHL05 RR track day car, developing the aero, charge air cooler and dry sump packages. Supporting the Manor F1 team they designed the team’s first quick drop pit stop jack and the steering wheel for the stillborn 2017 F1 challenger. Collins Limited The team have developed a low-cost combustion pressure measurement hardware and software to support clients to find performance or problem solve issues, such as ensuring the engine has matched flow across the cylinders.

In 2018 the company began its first foray in to track side race engineering and in 2019 race engineered for West Surrey Racing, run by the legendary Dick Bennetts, who ran Ayrton Senna in Formula 3 in 1983. Very quickly it became clear that software solutions could be used to educate decision making and save time at the track…leading us to the Digital Pull Down Rig.

The Digital Pull Down Rig software tool is run alongside the physical car and is used for development work back at the factory, and for fast and accurate set up changes at the track. An oval car is asymmetric and has a great number of set up variables: the software takes the mystery away from set up changes educating drivers and teams to learn what works for them.

The duo has developed a number of other motorsport software tools for drivers, including video and statistical, performance analysis, all in name of finding them and their clients, an unfair advantage.

Pioneer Pole Buildings’ Motorsports Influence To Be On Display At Front Of This Weekend’s Show At Greater Philadelphia Expo Center

OAKS, PA –  When the doors open at the Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports 2024 show this Friday and Saturday, January 19th and 20th at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, the involvement of the title sponsor for the last ten events will be showcased at the front entrance.

Pioneer Pole Buildings  (PPB) has been the title sponsor of the Motorsports show since 2014. Their support and sponsorship of local short-track racing on many different levels will become obvious when walking around their spacious display at the show when it opens at 2 PM on Friday and 10 AM on Saturday.

PPB, headquarter in Schuylkill Haven, PA,  will be promoting their product line while showcasing a Modified, Sprint Car, Late Model, Micro Sprint and Slingshot they will sponsor this season.

That will include the unveiling of a brand-new No. 1 dirt Modified owned and to be driven by Billy Pauch Jr. this season. Pauch’s famous father, now retired from Modified competition, has anchored the front of the display annually for many years, now it’s his son’s car.

The winningest open cockpit driver in the northeast in 2023, Freddie Rahmer will have his No. 51 410 Sprint Car, a number made famous by his father as well, on display.

Craig Von Dohren’s new No. 30 and Kevin Hirthler’s No. 117 Modifieds will also be a part of the display as well as Jonathan Swanson’s USAC East non-wing Sprint Car,

Showing the range of PPB’s support in racing, Jim Bernheisel’s No. 31 Super Late Model will be on display as well as Brett Bieber’s Slingshot and Micro Sprints to be driven by Matthew and Trent Warner. Davey Sammons’ PPB sponsored No. 79 Modified and Logan Watt’s No. 4w will be located just across the aisle way in the Bob Hilbert Sportswear booth.

Team PPB drivers will also be signing special autograph cards as part of three different groups on Saturday afternoon. Stop by and get an autograph and photo with your favorite driver!

Sprint Car drivers will kick off the autographs on Saturday from 12 noon to 1 AM with the Rahmers: Fred, Freddie and Brandon joined by brothers Jonathan and David Swanson along with Trevor Kobylarz.

The legend Billy “The Kid” Pauch Sr, his son Billy Jr. and grandson Billy III will anchor the 1 to 2 PM group along with Mason Peters, Steve Sterner, Christian Bruno, Jared Umbenhauer, Matthew Warner, Trent Warner, Christian Donati and Logan Watt.

Von Dohren, the winningest driver in the history of the Grandview Speedway and Super Late Model veteran Jim Bernheisel and son Bryan headline the 2:00-3:00 PM group along with Davey Sammons.

The Hirthler family will also be a part of this group. That includes Modified and Sportsman racers Kevin Hirthler and brother Brian. Kevin’s son Jesse (Sportsman) and daughter Kayla (Quarter Midgets) will join them as well.

Pioneer Pole Buildings, Inc. takes great pride in constructing the highest quality, most structurally sound buildings in the industry. All buildings are designed for a 90 MPH minimum wind load. Every Pioneer building is individually designed by their expert engineering department and is built on site. Company representatives will be on hand during the two-day show to answer any questions regarding their services.

The Pioneer sponsored cars will be part of nearly 200 race cars of all kinds on display. Many speedways and organizations will use the show to announce their plans for the new season.

A continuous offering of informative racer seminars will make Motorsports extra important day for racers. Check out the recently released schedule on the show web-site.

Former NASCAR Cup series driver Ken Schrader and Jimmy Spencer will be talk racing on stage during the show and signing autographs. A special tribute to long-time successful Sprint Car owner Bob Weikert will be held during the entire show.

On Friday at 8 PM the Aqua-Duck Water Transport sponsored Ms. Motorsports pageant will be held. Thanks to Aqua-Duck, this year’s winner will again receive $2,500 and the sw­im suit winner $500.

After the show closes on Friday at 9 PM a post-show party, hosted by Old Milwaukee Beer, will follow to 12 midnight in D-Hall. Bucket of beer specials, a full bar and a range of different food items will be available. A live band and a DJ will offer non-stop music.

The RAACE Foundation sponsored Big Wheel races will be held on Saturday at 3 PM in three ages groups from 3 to 9. No pre-entry is needed, children with their parents must check in at the stage area prior to 1 PM. Big Wheels are supplied.

The show is open on Friday from 2 to 9PM. Saturday hours are 10 to 7 PM.  The show box office opens daily one hour prior before the show. A special show area that includes the Bob Weikert Tribute is open for pre-show viewing. A complete schedule is available on-line at motorsportstradeshow.com.

The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks continues to be a great location in the center of the northeast motorsports world right in the suburbs of Philadelphia. It’s easy in and easy out with plenty of Free parking surrounding the Expo Center.