Racing for Wildlife has a number of events planned this year. These will give racing fans and families the chance to join Ryan Newman in raising awareness and funds to protect important wildlife habitat and recreation areas for public enjoyment. Check back often for dates and locations.
2008
Visitors to Racing For Wildlife’s Fan Plaza tent during the 3M Performance 400 Sprint Cup Series race weekend at Michigan International Speedway had a great time. View photos and gift winner results »
On Thursday, August 14, 2008 the Chelsea Rod Gun Club was the site of the first Racing For Wildlife charity trap shoot with proceeds to support the restoration of Michigan's Mill Lake Youth Camp. Read more »
Experience this peaceful and beautiful place and enjoy the outdoors with Krissie and Ryan Newman. Register by July 23. Learn more »
Join Ryan Newman, Racing for Wildlife and racing fans to kick off the Racing for Wildlife 200. Tickets are on sale by calling the speedway’s Ticket Hotline at 800-354-1010 or logging onto MISpeedway.com.
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Lap two of Racing for Wildlife is kicked off by Ryan Newman and NASCAR legend Bobby Allison at Talladega Superspeedway. Racing for Wildlife’s new project will protect prime land for hiking, camping and recreation, just a short drive from the racetrack, in the Talladega National Forest. Learn more »
2007
In its first event, Racing for Wildlife was introduced to fans at the Michigan International Speedway during the race weekend. The Racing for Wildlife tent had games and tattoos for the kids and other Racing For Wildlife prizes. Read what the press and racing blogs say about Racing for Wildlife »
Ryan Newman is excited about the partnership with The Conservation Fund on the Racing for Wildlife initiative because it enables the Ryan Newman Foundation to take their conservation efforts to the next level.
NASCAR driver Ryan Newman and wife Krissie, established the Ryan Newman Foundation in January 2005.
On August 14, sixth-grader Jacob Popp and Rob Jellison won the first Racing for Wildlife Trap Shoot. Proceeds from the event will support the restoration of the Mill Lake Youth Camp.
Special thanks to Greg Peter, the staff and volunteers at Chelsea Rod and Gun Club for the use of their facility and service at the Racing for Wildlife Charity Trap Shoot on August 14!
For more information on things to do in Chelsea, Michigan, visit www.chelseamichamber.org/.
Ryan Newman and Bobby Allison are in a race to save wildlife. Donate today to get them closer to the finish line.
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