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POWER TOUR 2022

f HOT ROD Power was your first, then you know it can be summed up in one word beginning with the letter “H”. Hospitable. It gave a whole new understanding of the welcoming, friendly, southern lifestyle and a new appreciation for ice-cold sweet tea. Though if hot and humid came to your mind first, we would not blame you. This was a year that left you dripping every single day, whether your car was living the luxurious life of air conditioning or not. Despite high heat, the enthusiasm radiated among participants and spectators. In five days, thousands drove a variety of cars for nearly 1,000 miles on roads lined with towering greenery. Power Tour creates experiences that are often overlooked with our modern means of transportation. The current state of travel, whether it be for business or pleasure, can create a level of anxiety—the rush of getting from A to B. Power Tour has a way of disrupting that notion and forcing you on a trip worth slowing down for.

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