By Kenny Wright

With so much growth and change that's constantly taking place in our industry, the SEMA Show continues to be a testament to the power, passion and innovation that fuel not just the automotive aftermarket, but in many ways, the entire automotive industry. Every year, OEMs and aftermarket manufacturers all gather en masse at the SEMA Show. But why? 

If you've ever been to the Show, the reasons all these major players from nearly every segment of the automotive industry exhibit and attend the SEMA Show are obvious.
 

The business opportunities are unbeatable. I'm not kidding. There's literally nowhere else in the world where you'll get the chance to meet thousands of industry leaders, innovators, media & content creators, and legends in the auto world. If you work in the auto industry, the SEMA Show is where you need to be.  

Also, the IRL potential to drive sales and generate interest in your business or products is second to none. I've been to two SEMA Shows, back-to-back, and the level of excellence remains consistent. Being on the Show floor, in the heart of an aftermarket flowing with industry life, your chances to meet the right people are unrivaled by any other automotive event in the USA.  

Another stellar reason the SEMA Show remains as the pinnacle of automotive business and culture events, is the accelerated social media opportunities that take place the week of the event.  
 

The SEMA Show generates millions of social media impressions, from the thousands of exhibiting companies, industry attendees, major players in the realm of traditional media, and content creators. Essentially, the SEMA Show creates social media tidal waves.   

Oh, and one more thing: SEMA has upped its digital media production game, with the addition of SEMA Live. This live broadcast covers the entire SEMA Show from a social media lens. Available only on the SEMA Show's social media channels, this experience allows anyone, anywhere, to witness the thrill, passion and excitement of the world's greatest automotive aftermarket event.  
 

The SEMA Show remains the largest gathering of genuine automotive enthusiasts, companies, media partners and live automotive experiences. This automotive event is built to fuel the positive growth of one of the greatest industries on the earth. Authenticity, passion and innovation drive the Show every year--and it's only getting better.  

No matter what the future holds, when it comes to the automotive industry, one thing is certain: The SEMA Show is the place to be. 

--Kenny Wright, marketing copywriter/operations coordinator for SEMA.

Editor's Note: Online registration for qualified professional attendees is available at semashow.com/register. Hotel reservations, including for several new properties in Las Vegas, are available at the guaranteed lowest rates exclusively for Show attendees through SEMA's official hotel provider, onPeak. Learn more at SEMAShow.com.

By SEMA News Editors

Chevrolet has introduced its new, 1,250-hp, electrified all-wheel drive Corvette: the '26 Corvette ZR1X.

Every ZR1X will be built in America at General Motors' Bowling Green Assembly Plant in Kentucky from United States and globally sourced parts, with every LT7 engine hand-assembled by the master engine builders at the Bowling Green Performance Build Center. Further details on price and availability will be shared closer to production.

Already announced features:

• LT7 twin-turbo V8: 1,064 hp at 7,000 rpm, 828 lb.-ft. of torque at 6,000 rpm
• Front-axle motor: 186 hp and 145 lb.-ft. of torque
• GM-estimated 0-60-mph time: Less than two seconds
• GM-estimated quarter-mile time: Less than nine seconds, with trap speed of more than 150 mph

"From day one, we designed the mid-engine Corvette architecture with ZR1X in mind," said General Motors senior VP Ken Morris. "This is the most revolutionary platform in Corvette history, supporting the widest range of American sports cars3 and delivering world-class performance at every level."

The ZR1X starts with the ZR1's LT7 V8, generating 1,064 hp and 828 lb.-ft. of torque, sent to the rear wheels through an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. With a forged flat-plane crankshaft, finger-follower valvetrain and dry-sump lubrication, the hand-built 5.5-L Gemini small-block V8 was developed alongside the naturally aspirated flat-plane crankshaft engines powering the Corvette Z06 and Z06 GT3.R race car. The V8 includes:

• Dual 76-mm turbochargers
• A "maniturbo" exhaust design that combines the manifold and turbocharger housing to get the turbos as close to the exhaust valves as possible, improving throttle response by decreasing the time needed to build boost
• Dynamic anti-lag controls that maintain turbo speed when off-throttle in certain situations so boost is available rapidly when throttle is reapplied

The ZR1X also benefits from the foundation set in 2024 by E-Ray, the first-ever AWD Corvette, combining a high-voltage battery pack and electric motor driving the front axle with V8 propulsion turning the rear axle. There is no physical connection between the two power sources on ZR1X, and the electrified propulsion system does not require a plug-in--charging takes place through regenerative efforts from the front drive unit.

The compact electric motor on the front axle is capable of 186 hp and 145 lb.-ft. of torque on demand. While retaining the same shape and size as the E-Ray front-drive unit, the ZR1X unit pairs strengthened internal components and improvements in energy deployment to generate an additional 26 hp and 20 lb.-ft. of torque. The front axle is engaged and can apply power through 160 mph before disconnecting, directly benefitting ZR1X's quarter-mile acceleration stats and on-track balance, according to the manufacturer.

ZR1X is offered in two chassis configurations that both feature magnetic ride control--adjusting to the vehicle's mode, driver inputs and the road surface for optimal control, according to Chevrolet engineers. The standard chassis, accompanied by Michelin PS4S tires, makes for a comfortable touring car on-road and a highly capable Corvette at the track. The available ZTK Performance Package incorporates higher spring rates, which are firmer and adds Michelin's Pilot Cup 2R tires.

Customers can equip the high-downforce Carbon Aero package to a standard chassis ZR1X, adding dive planes, underbody strakes, a hood gurney lip over the front heat extractor and a rear wing. This package is capable of 1,200 lbs. of downforce at top speed and comes standard on ZTK-equipped cars.

For more information, visit chevrolet.com.

By SEMA News Editors

Motorsports Industry Powers $69.2 Billion U.S. Economic Engine, Supports More Than 318,000 Jobs, New PRI Study Finds

PRI has released a landmark study that underscores the motorsports industry's pivotal role as a key contributor to the United States economy, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs, generating billions in economic activity and delivering substantial tax revenue.

PRI, the leading voice for the motorsports industry in the United States, commissioned the research, which was conducted by John Dunham & Associates, based on 2025 United States economy data. The study encompasses automobile, truck, motorcycle and UTV/side-by-side racing activity.

Traditionally, economic impact reports about racing are focused on the impact of a single event--major race weekend events for a specific local and state economy. These are studies that examine the impact of the tourism dollars that come into the economy as a result of that single event. PRI's report is different because it determines the economic impact of the businesses that support the existence of racing in the first place.

PRI's research represents the most comprehensive assessment of motorsports' economic footprint ever undertaken to quantify the scale and significance of the business of racing to the U.S. economy. It evaluates the economic contributions from multiple racing businesses, including tracks and promoters, parts manufacturers, distributors, retailers, service providers and incorporated race teams.

Key findings from the study include:

• The industry contributes more than $69.2 billion in annual economic impact to the American economy.
• Nationwide, the motorsports industry supports more than 318,000 American jobs.
• American workers in the motorsports industry earn more than $22.1 billion worth of wages and benefits.
• The industry generates more than $8.2 billion in tax revenue, including $5 billion in federal taxes and $3.2 billion in state and local taxes.

This economic impact study represents an important bookend to PRI's 2024 Racing Market Report, a consumer trends analysis which found that consumers spent $8 billion on track-use only parts for motorsports in 2023.

As part of this study, PRI also launched an interactive economic impact map, enabling users to explore motorsports-related data by state and county--highlighting the industry's reach and relevance in communities of all sizes across the country. The website also offers downloadable infographics that can be shared with policy makers and other businesses to show the impact motorsports has on individual states and communities.

The PRI Economic Impact Study provides valuable data about the economic footprint of the motorsports industry in the United States. PRI undertook this effort to provide policymakers, industry stakeholders and the public with credible, data-driven insights into racing's role as a major driver of economic activity, employment and tax revenue. The study not only affirms the industry's significance but also serves as a foundational resource to inform advocacy, investment and long-term planning.

"Racing holds a special place in American life, and this milestone report highlights the broad scope of the motorsports industry as an economic driver at the local, state and federal levels," said PRI President Michael Good. "Using these results as a foundation, PRI will continue to seek ways to foster the motorsports industry, from racetracks to manufacturers, and from small businesses to major national employers, to ensure motorsports continues to touch every part of the country and bring together people from all walks of life for competition and community. We're proud to serve as the leading voice for the motorsports industry in the United States and will continue delivering the data needed to demonstrate the industry's economic strength and value."

In 2023, a study commissioned by SEMA found that the automotive aftermarket industry generates an economic impact of $337 billion annually to the American economy. While the motorsports study found small areas of overlap in the parts, repair and facilities areas, the motorsports study results are a complement to the SEMA report. PRI was acquired by SEMA in 2012 to connect, protect and advocate for the motorsports industry.

Report Methodology

The PRI Economic Impact Study estimates the economic contributions made by the motorsports industry, which includes manufacturers, distributors and retailers of automotive racing parts plus racetracks, race promoters and professional race teams. Data are for the United States economy in 2025. John Dunham & Associates (JDA) conducted this research, which was funded by PRI. This work used standard econometric models first developed by the U.S. Forest Service, and now maintained by IMPLAN Inc. Data came from PRI, Data Axle and other government sources.

By SEMA News Editors

Motorsports Industry Powers $69.2 Billion U.S. Economic Engine, Supports More Than 318,000 Jobs, New PRI Study Finds

PRI has released a landmark study that underscores the motorsports industry's pivotal role as a key contributor to the United States economy, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs, generating billions in economic activity and delivering substantial tax revenue.

PRI, the leading voice for the motorsports industry in the United States, commissioned the research, which was conducted by John Dunham & Associates, based on 2025 United States economy data. The study encompasses automobile, truck, motorcycle and UTV/side-by-side racing activity.

Traditionally, economic impact reports about racing are focused on the impact of a single event--major race weekend events for a specific local and state economy. These are studies that examine the impact of the tourism dollars that come into the economy as a result of that single event. PRI's report is different because it determines the economic impact of the businesses that support the existence of racing in the first place.

PRI's research represents the most comprehensive assessment of motorsports' economic footprint ever undertaken to quantify the scale and significance of the business of racing to the U.S. economy. It evaluates the economic contributions from multiple racing businesses, including tracks and promoters, parts manufacturers, distributors, retailers, service providers and incorporated race teams.

Key findings from the study include:

• The industry contributes more than $69.2 billion in annual economic impact to the American economy.
• Nationwide, the motorsports industry supports more than 318,000 American jobs.
• American workers in the motorsports industry earn more than $22.1 billion worth of wages and benefits.
• The industry generates more than $8.2 billion in tax revenue, including $5 billion in federal taxes and $3.2 billion in state and local taxes.

This economic impact study represents an important bookend to PRI's 2024 Racing Market Report, a consumer trends analysis which found that consumers spent $8 billion on track-use only parts for motorsports in 2023.

As part of this study, PRI also launched an interactive economic impact map, enabling users to explore motorsports-related data by state and county--highlighting the industry's reach and relevance in communities of all sizes across the country. The website also offers downloadable infographics that can be shared with policy makers and other businesses to show the impact motorsports has on individual states and communities.

The PRI Economic Impact Study provides valuable data about the economic footprint of the motorsports industry in the United States. PRI undertook this effort to provide policymakers, industry stakeholders and the public with credible, data-driven insights into racing's role as a major driver of economic activity, employment and tax revenue. The study not only affirms the industry's significance but also serves as a foundational resource to inform advocacy, investment and long-term planning.

"Racing holds a special place in American life, and this milestone report highlights the broad scope of the motorsports industry as an economic driver at the local, state and federal levels," said PRI President Michael Good. "Using these results as a foundation, PRI will continue to seek ways to foster the motorsports industry, from racetracks to manufacturers, and from small businesses to major national employers, to ensure motorsports continues to touch every part of the country and bring together people from all walks of life for competition and community. We're proud to serve as the leading voice for the motorsports industry in the United States and will continue delivering the data needed to demonstrate the industry's economic strength and value."

In 2023, a study commissioned by SEMA found that the automotive aftermarket industry generates an economic impact of $337 billion annually to the American economy. While the motorsports study found small areas of overlap in the parts, repair and facilities areas, the motorsports study results are a complement to the SEMA report. PRI was acquired by SEMA in 2012 to connect, protect and advocate for the motorsports industry.

Report Methodology

The PRI Economic Impact Study estimates the economic contributions made by the motorsports industry, which includes manufacturers, distributors and retailers of automotive racing parts plus racetracks, race promoters and professional race teams. Data are for the United States economy in 2025. John Dunham & Associates (JDA) conducted this research, which was funded by PRI. This work used standard econometric models first developed by the U.S. Forest Service, and now maintained by IMPLAN Inc. Data came from PRI, Data Axle and other government sources.

By Ashley Reyes

The upcoming SEMA Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA) Education Days at the Goodguys Summit Racing Nationals in Columbus, Ohio, will provide visitors with the chance to attend high-powered educational seminars led by top manufacturers in the hot-rod market.

Seven seminars will take place throughout Friday, July 11, and Saturday, July 12, enabling hot-rod builders, professionals and enthusiasts to hear directly from manufacturers about product installation, operation and system best practices when building a hot rod.

The seminars are free to Goodguys Summit Racing attendees and registration is not required. The sessions are located in the Celeste Center at the Ohio Expo Center.  

See the full schedule below (all times EDT):

Friday, July 11

• 11:15 a.m.–12:00 p.m.: Griots "Clean and Shine! The Right Products to Make a Difference"
• 12:15 p.m.–1:00 p.m.: Vintage Air "The Basics of Hot-Rod and Musclecar Air Conditioning"
• 1:15 p.m.–2:00 p.m.: American Autowire "Choosing the Best Wiring System for Your Project"

Saturday, July 12

• 10:15 a.m.–11:00 a.m.: Wilwood Brakes "Brake System Basics"
• 11:15 a.m.–12:00 p.m.: "An Introduction to Digital Gauge Systems"
• 12:15 p.m.–1:00 p.m.: Advanced Plating "Improving Your Vehicle with Chrome and More"
• 1:15 p.m.–2:00 p.m.: Goodguys "Turnkey vs. Custom Build"

Learn more about HRIA Education Days at sema.org/hria-education-days.

By SEMA News Editors

Honda Enters Pikes Peak International Hill Climb With First-Ever Hydrogen Entry

Honda is entering the Honda CR-V e:FCEV as the first-ever hydrogen-powered vehicle to compete at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb later this month.

Prepped for competition by engineers at Honda of America Race Team (HART), Honda R&D Japan and Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC US), the CR-V e:FCEV will take on the 156-turn, 12.42-mile mountain course on June 22 with former Pikes Peak class-winner and two-time Formula DRIFT champion Dai Yoshihara behind the wheel.

The production 2025 CR‑V e:FCEV will compete in the "exhibition class" without modifications to its zero-emissions powertrain, which includes the second-generation Honda fuel cell system produced at Fuel Cell System Manufacturing, LLC (FCSM) in Michigan, a front-mounted single-motor, 17.7 kWh battery pack, and two high-pressure hydrogen tanks.

The CR‑V e:FCEV is hand-built at the Honda Performance Manufacturing Center (PMC) in Marysville, Ohio, and is the only fuel cell electric passenger vehicle made in America, and the first to pair hydrogen fuel cell with plug-in hybrid technology. For competition, the only modifications from stock are a 1-inch lowered suspension, racing brake pads, light weight 18-inch wheels and 265/45R18 Yokohama Advan A052 tires. HART also equipped the CR‑V e:FCEV with a racing seat and safety cage, custom-fabricated into the vehicle by Honda engineers at HART and PMC.

For more information, visit hondaracing-us.com.

Formula DRIFT Education Program Partner, Acceler8, Secures State Grant

Acceler8, the independent non-profit automotive education program founded by law enforcement veterans to help at-risk kids, was accepted by the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) to receive funds through the California Community Reinvestment Grants (CalCRG) program. 

The announcement will enable Acceler8 to expand its structured programs, providing underserved youth with hands-on automotive education, mentorship and career pathways. In addition, the funds will also go towards a new Acceler8 facility set to open in the Arts District of downtown Los Angeles later this summer.

As a direct result of the funding, Acceler8 aims to assist up to 420 youth over three years by offering two 16-week courses per year. Each course will enroll 20-30 students and focus on preparing participants for ASE Certification in basic mechanics through a combination of theoretical instruction and hands-on automotive training. 

Students will learn techniques ranging from basic tune-ups, tire rotations and oil changes to advanced skills, such as computer diagnostics and installing or repairing critical systems, including engines and transmissions. Guest speakers, including automotive professionals and business owners, will engage with students to inspire them toward automotive careers, with the hope of leading to further education and training.

Upon completion, students will be introduced to potential job placements, vocational training and apprenticeships in the automotive industry.

"We're honored and delighted to receive support from the State of California for our mission to provide youth with career opportunities in the automotive industry. Through this investment, our students will undoubtedly recognize the state stands firmly behind them on their journey to adulthood and gainful employment," said Charles Woodruff, co-founder and CEO at Acceler8 Education Program. 

As a foundational partner in the Formula DRIFT Driven Experience, Acceler8 has introduced more than 3,000 youth from across the country to motorsports over four years. The aim has always been to provide young people with a window into the exciting possibilities of a career in the automotive sector with the ongoing help and support of the FD organizing body, teams and drivers, who have donated their time and expertise to inspire the kids.

For more information, visit acceler8education.org.

By Ashley Reyes

The SEMA Future Leaders Network (FLN) has named Mitchell Clarke of Timbren Industries as the network's newest spotlight member. 

Get to know Clarke in his interview with SEMA News below. 

SEMA News: What is the best advice you have ever received? 

Mitchell Clarke: Never take things personally in business. Being able to keep a level head helps with quick decision-making, and being able to regroup and overcome obstacles. 

SN: What keeps you in the industry? 

MC: All the interesting designs and products that keep emerging. Not a week goes by that I don't see a new trailer design or new accessory that catches my eye. 

SN: Where can you be found on a Saturday? 

MC: Mostly doing chores! Mowing the lawn, tidying the house, doing laundry, etc. Then maybe a movie once all that is done. 

SN: How do you prepare for an important meeting? 

MC: I review my notes and talking points before attending. I go in with a clear objective on what I want to accomplish in that meeting. 

SN: If you could go to lunch with one industry leader, living or dead, who would it be? 

MC: The chairman of Toyota, Akio Toyoda. Being able to chat with him about "The Toyota Way" and the "Toyota Production System" business philosophies would be very interesting. Also, the thought process of being the early leaders in the hybrid-vehicle industry, which has grown so much since its introduction. 

Fill out an FLN member spotlight form to be eligible to be featured on FLN's social media, SEMA News and FLN member updates. 

By SEMA News Editors

SEMA Garage Detroit, in collaboration with Ford Motor Company, is thrilled to offer an exclusive first look at the all-new '25 Ford Expedition and '25 Lincoln Navigator! Be among the first to access these next-generation vehicles during this special measuring session. Don't miss this unique opportunity to get ahead in your product development!

✓ 3D Scan and Measure

✓ Develop Products

✓ Test-Fit Prototypes

✓ Exclusive Close-Up Experience

'25 Ford and '25 Lincoln Navigator Measuring Session
June 24 – June 25, 2025
SEMA Garage Detroit
14655 Jib St.,
Plymouth, MI 48170
Click here to RSVP!

For more information, contact productdevelopment@sema.org.

By SEMA News Editors

Editor's Note: An earlier version of this article stated the 2025 SEMA Market Report would be ready on June 25. The report is now available for download at sites.sema.org/market-research, and will be officially announced in SEMA News on Tuesday, July 1.

The 2025 SEMA Market Report--the specialty-equipment industry's most comprehensive market intelligence--is about to unlock on Monday, June 30. Mark your calendars now to take advantage of your chance to access exclusive industry-defining data.

What's Inside the 2025 SEMA Market Report:

• 2024 Consumer Spending Analysis
• Industry Size and Segment Breakdown
• Vehicle Modification Patterns: What consumers are buying
• Regional Market Performance
• Category Growth Indicators: Which segments are accelerating

Go Deeper During Our Live Virtual Event on July 10

Scheduled for Thursday, July 10, at 1:00 p.m. EDT/10:00 a.m. PDT, SEMA's market research team will host a LIVE webinar to help you unlock the "why" behind the numbers and provide the opportunity for you to ask your most pressing questions.

What You'll Get:

• Live Expert Analysis: Industry specialists break down key findings
• Q&A Session: Direct access to report authors and market analysts
• Competitive Intelligence: Insights your non-member competitors won't access

Click here for more information or to register for the webinar.

By SEMA News Editors

The automotive aftermarket is coming together in a big way for the 2025 SEMA Show, with 4.6 million sq. ft. of exhibit space booked by thousands of leading brands for the industry's most important gathering of the year. Taking over the entire Las Vegas Convention Center campus November 4-7, 2025, the Show underscores the strong commitment of manufacturers, service providers and innovators eager to connect, showcase their latest products and shape the future of the industry.

"While the broader market is navigating uncertainty, the SEMA Show is a clear signal of strength, innovation and opportunity across the automotive aftermarket industry," said SEMA Vice President of Events Tom Gattuso. "We're delivering a high-energy event that reflects where the industry is headed--driven by product, passion and purpose."

With more than 2,000 exhibitors, the SEMA Show continues to be the place where business gets done. From groundbreaking technology and next-generation tools and products to expert-led education and face-to-face networking, the Show offers everything automotive aftermarket professionals need to stay competitive in today's fast-changing landscape. It's where relationships are built, products are evaluated, strategies are sharpened and opportunities come to life.

Thousands of iconic brands will participate in the 2025 SEMA Show, including eBay Motors, Holley Performance Brands, Hoonigan, Hunter Engineering, Optima, Rockford Fosgate, Snap-on, SPARQ, WeatherTech and many others.

"SEMA is where innovation meets influence, and for SPARQ, we're honored to be a part of the conversation with exciting plans to introduce new products to SPARQ's ecosystem," said SPARQ Co-founder Daniel Nieh. "As a startup pushing the boundaries of automotive technology, exhibiting at SEMA allows us to connect directly with the community that's shaping the future of the industry--builders, technicians, brands and enthusiasts alike. It's not just about showcasing what SPARQ can do; it's about listening, collaborating and helping redefine what's possible."

Highlighting the 2025 SEMA Show will be participation from a strong lineup of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), including Ford Performance, Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC), MOPAR/Stellantis, Nissan and Toyota.

"SEMA is a great platform for Toyota to share our passion for performance and serves as a test bed for our creative and innovative ideas," said Mike Tripp, group vice president of Toyota marketing. "We are always blown away with how this community engages with our brand and showcases our vehicles to push the boundaries of what's possible in the automotive industry."

Innovation across the industry is surging, fueled by a wave of new product launches debuting at the Show. The New Products Showcase will highlight more than 2,000 cutting-edge entries spanning 15 product categories. The SEMA FutureTech Studio will return as another innovation center, showcasing new technologies shaping the marketplace. From internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, hydrogen, hybrids and synthetic fuels, a wide range of propulsion technologies is powering one of the most dynamic product development cycles the industry has ever seen.

"SEMA represents the heart of the automotive aftermarket industry which aligns perfectly with our mission at Revv," said Adi Bathla, CEO and co-founder of Revv. "SEMA continues to be the epicenter of automotive innovation, and we're constantly pushing boundaries." 

The SEMA Show is maxing out the campus with a diverse and strategic brand mix and exceptional category breadth that reflects the full scope of the industry. The addition of the new International Pavilion reinforces the SEMA Show's role as a hub for the global automotive marketplace.

Long considered a bucket list item for many car lovers, the Show will open its doors to automotive enthusiasts on Friday, November 7, for "SEMA Show Friday - Open to the Public," giving car culture fans a special opportunity to peek behind the curtain of the automotive aftermarket. It's a powerful way to connect the passion of the enthusiast community with the business of innovation.

"The SEMA Show is gaining momentum heading into November, with continued growth and strong industry support," said SEMA Trade Show Director Andy Tompkins. "From special events to education to product reveals, we're delivering a fully immersive experience that celebrates where the industry is now and where it's going next."

Attendees are encouraged to register early to maximize their ROI; registration is only $50 for qualified attendees who register by June 27. Click HERE to register now for the 2025 SEMA Show.

Participants can also make hotel reservations at guaranteed low rates exclusively for Show attendees through SEMA's official hotel provider. 

Spaces are still available for companies who would like to exhibit and connect with thousands of qualified buyers at the 2025 SEMA Show. For more information, visit semashow.com/exhibitor. 

For information about the 2025 SEMA Show or to register, visit semashow.com. To view this year's floorplan, log on to semashow.com/floorplan.