Iowa Grand Motorcycle Rally tickets now on sal

Officials at Iowa Speedway announced that tickets to the 2nd Annual Iowa Grand Motorcycle Rally, slated for Thursday, May 30 through Sunday, June 2 at the Newton facility, are available for purchase.

Responding to numerous inquiries from Iowa motorcycle enthusiasts, Iowa Speedway director of ticketing operations Jason Christofferson has placed the event on the track’s Ticketmaster system, and ticket orders may now be placed through the speedway ticket office.

“We are pleased to offer our customers the opportunity to buy Iowa Grand Rally tickets in advance this year,” Christofferson said. “With the lineup of entertainment we have on tap, and the enthusiasm I’ve heard about our new dates this year, I anticipate a very big crowd will be on hand for our second annual rally. And we look forward to announcing our musical acts in the very near future.”

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