Joey Logano, Kurt Busch, Mark Martin headline 10-driver charity showdown April 10
A championship-caliber lineup of motorsports legends is set to take over Ten Tenths Motor Club for the Celebrity Pro-Am charity event on Friday, April 10, as part of the three-day Heritage Invitational.
Ten iconic drivers representing NASCAR, IndyCar and international sports car racing will pair with amateur drivers who earned their seats through a charity auction. Together, they’ll battle the clock in a high-energy elimination format on the club’s 1.7-mile circuit — all for bragging rights and a great cause.
THE FORMAT:
- Each pro driver is paired with an amateur to compete in timed sessions.
- The fastest teams advance round by round.
- One Pro-Am duo will be crowned champion.
Pairings will be revealed at the exclusive Hendrick Heritage Dinner on Thursday, April 9, setting the stage for Friday’s on-track showdown following a full day of IROC and Vintage Indy action.
THE LEGENDS
This year’s Celebrity Pro-Am field reads like a motorsports hall of fame ballot:
- Joey Logano — Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, Daytona 500 winner, 37 premier series victories
- Kurt Busch —2004 NASCAR Cup Series champion, Daytona 500 winner, 34 Cup Series victories
- Mark Martin — 2017 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee, 40-time Cup Series winner, five-tim runner-up in the championship
- Ken Schrader — Four-time NASCAR Cup Series race winner, career spanned decades across NASCAR, dirt and open-wheel racing
- Bobby Labonte —2000 NASCAR Cup Series champion, 2020 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee, 21-time Cup Series race winner, 1991 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series champion
- Boris Said — 2002 SCCA Trans-Am champion, veteran sports car and NASCAR road course specialist with 55 NASCAR Cup Series starts over a 20-year career
- Tomy Drissi — Multi-time Trans-Am race winner, international sports car competitor
- Tommy Kendall — Four-time Trans-Am champion, three-time IMSA GT/GTO champion
- Max Papis —2002 Rolex 24 overall winner, 2004 Grand-Am Rolex Series champion and former IndyCar and NASCAR competitor
- Scott Pruett — Multiple-time overall winner of the Rolex 24 at Daytona, five-time Grand-Am Rolex Series champion
Together, the group represents championships, Daytona 500 victories, endurance racing crowns and decades of combined racing excellence.
RACING FOR A CAUSE
Beyond the competition, the Celebrity Pro-Am carries a greater purpose. Proceeds benefit Speedway Children’s Charities, supporting nonprofit organizations that provide critical services to children in need.
The amateur participants secured their once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete alongside their racing heroes through charitable bidding, turning dream pairings into meaningful impact.
Amateur drivers looking to secure a chance to be part of this year’s event can bid here.
A FULL-THROTTLE WEEKEND
The Celebrity Pro-Am is part of the Heritage Invitational, a three-day celebration of motorsports history, speed and car culture at Ten Tenths Motor Club:
- Friday, April 10: IROC and Vintage Indy racing followed by the Celebrity Pro-Am charity showdown
- Saturday, April 11: A world-class concours featuring more than 100 rare and collectible vehicles, plus a high-energy RADwood Festival celebrating the cars, fashion and music of the 1980s and 1990s
From championship-winning stock cars to historic Indy machines and concours-level machines that span more than a century of innovation and style, the Heritage Invitational blends serious competition with immersive automotive culture in an intimate club setting.
For motorsports enthusiasts, it’s a rare opportunity to see legends of the sport strap back in, chase lap times and compete in a fun, fan-friendly environment — all on one of the Southeast’s most exciting motorsports facilities.
HOW TO GET TICKETS
Tickets for the Heritage Invitational are on sale now. Fans are encouraged to purchase in advance, as attendance at Ten Tenths Motor Club is limited.
For tickets, schedules and complete event information, visit the Heritage Invitational website