MBR members can take advantage of complimentary coffee and a place to rest their feet Tuesday–Friday during Show hours.

• The MBR Lounge: Located in the SEMA Members Lounge in the Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall, Room N251, MBR members can take advantage of complimentary coffee and a place to rest their feet Tuesday–Friday during Show hours.

• Dedicated MBR Taxi Lines: Located at both taxi areas, Tuesday–Thursday, from 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., and Friday, from 2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

• Reserved Seating: Best seats for the New Products Breakfast, featuring the SEMA Award Press Conference (Tuesday), and the NHRA Breakfast (Wednesday). Tickets are required and space is limited. Plan to arrive early!

	MBR members can take advantage of complimentary coffee and a place to rest their feet Tuesday–Friday during Show hours.

• The MBR Lounge: Located in the SEMA Members Lounge in the Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall, Room N251, MBR members can take advantage of complimentary coffee and a place to rest their feet Tuesday–Friday during Show hours.

• Dedicated MBR Taxi Lines: Located at both taxi areas, Tuesday–Thursday, from 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., and Friday, from 2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

• Reserved Seating: Best seats for the New Products Breakfast, featuring the SEMA Award Press Conference (Tuesday), and the NHRA Breakfast (Wednesday). Tickets are required and space is limited. Plan to arrive early!

	MBR members can take advantage of complimentary coffee and a place to rest their feet Tuesday–Friday during Show hours.

• The MBR Lounge: Located in the SEMA Members Lounge in the Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall, Room N251, MBR members can take advantage of complimentary coffee and a place to rest their feet Tuesday–Friday during Show hours.

• Dedicated MBR Taxi Lines: Located at both taxi areas, Tuesday–Thursday, from 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., and Friday, from 2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.

• Reserved Seating: Best seats for the New Products Breakfast, featuring the SEMA Award Press Conference (Tuesday), and the NHRA Breakfast (Wednesday). Tickets are required and space is limited. Plan to arrive early!

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The Save the Salt Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

Visit the Save the Salt Booth in the Central Hall (#24099) of the 2015 SEMA Show to see the new Speed Demon. Seeking to compete for the world’s fastest piston-powered car at the Bonneville Salt Flats (BSF), the new vehicle incorporates the industry’s latest technology. Attendees will be able to look under the hood and inspect the newest engine management, safety and aerodynamic engineering that enables vehicles, such as the Speed Demon, to challenge land-speed records.

Deteriorating conditions and wet weather at the BSF forced cancellation of most of this year’s racing events, including Speed Week, where hundreds of teams race every type of vehicle, from hot rods and belly tankers to motorcycles and streamliners. SEMA, along with other organizations and companies comprising the Save the Salt Coalition, is working closely with federal and state government officials and the adjoining potash mine owner, to pursue short- and long-term solutions for restoring the BSF.

To help finance the effort, the Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the flats. A second printing, containing 26 extra pages, will be available at the SEMA Show’s Save the Salt booth.

For more information, visit www.savethesalt.org.

		A new Speed Demon under construction with state-of-the-art technology will be on display at the 2015 SEMA Show in the Central Hall in booth #24099.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The Save the Salt Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

Visit the Save the Salt Booth in the Central Hall (#24099) of the 2015 SEMA Show to see the new Speed Demon. Seeking to compete for the world’s fastest piston-powered car at the Bonneville Salt Flats (BSF), the new vehicle incorporates the industry’s latest technology. Attendees will be able to look under the hood and inspect the newest engine management, safety and aerodynamic engineering that enables vehicles, such as the Speed Demon, to challenge land-speed records.

Deteriorating conditions and wet weather at the BSF forced cancellation of most of this year’s racing events, including Speed Week, where hundreds of teams race every type of vehicle, from hot rods and belly tankers to motorcycles and streamliners. SEMA, along with other organizations and companies comprising the Save the Salt Coalition, is working closely with federal and state government officials and the adjoining potash mine owner, to pursue short- and long-term solutions for restoring the BSF.

To help finance the effort, the Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the flats. A second printing, containing 26 extra pages, will be available at the SEMA Show’s Save the Salt booth.

For more information, visit www.savethesalt.org.

		A new Speed Demon under construction with state-of-the-art technology will be on display at the 2015 SEMA Show in the Central Hall in booth #24099.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The Save the Salt Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

Visit the Save the Salt Booth in the Central Hall (#24099) of the 2015 SEMA Show to see the new Speed Demon. Seeking to compete for the world’s fastest piston-powered car at the Bonneville Salt Flats (BSF), the new vehicle incorporates the industry’s latest technology. Attendees will be able to look under the hood and inspect the newest engine management, safety and aerodynamic engineering that enables vehicles, such as the Speed Demon, to challenge land-speed records.

Deteriorating conditions and wet weather at the BSF forced cancellation of most of this year’s racing events, including Speed Week, where hundreds of teams race every type of vehicle, from hot rods and belly tankers to motorcycles and streamliners. SEMA, along with other organizations and companies comprising the Save the Salt Coalition, is working closely with federal and state government officials and the adjoining potash mine owner, to pursue short- and long-term solutions for restoring the BSF.

To help finance the effort, the Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the flats. A second printing, containing 26 extra pages, will be available at the SEMA Show’s Save the Salt booth.

For more information, visit www.savethesalt.org.

		A new Speed Demon under construction with state-of-the-art technology will be on display at the 2015 SEMA Show in the Central Hall in booth #24099.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The Save the Salt Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

Visit the Save the Salt Booth in the Central Hall (#24099) of the 2015 SEMA Show to see the new Speed Demon. Seeking to compete for the world’s fastest piston-powered car at the Bonneville Salt Flats (BSF), the new vehicle incorporates the industry’s latest technology. Attendees will be able to look under the hood and inspect the newest engine management, safety and aerodynamic engineering that enables vehicles, such as the Speed Demon, to challenge land-speed records.

Deteriorating conditions and wet weather at the BSF forced cancellation of most of this year’s racing events, including Speed Week, where hundreds of teams race every type of vehicle, from hot rods and belly tankers to motorcycles and streamliners. SEMA, along with other organizations and companies comprising the Save the Salt Coalition, is working closely with federal and state government officials and the adjoining potash mine owner, to pursue short- and long-term solutions for restoring the BSF.

To help finance the effort, the Coalition is promoting Century of Speed—a comprehensive history of racing at the flats. A second printing, containing 26 extra pages, will be available at the SEMA Show’s Save the Salt booth.

For more information, visit www.savethesalt.org.

		A new Speed Demon under construction with state-of-the-art technology will be on display at the 2015 SEMA Show in the Central Hall in booth #24099.

By Jason Catullo

The advance-rate deadline on carpet and cleaning orders is October 16.

With the 2015 SEMA Show less than 30 days away, planning effectively and taking advantage of the early-bird discounts are the best ways for exhibitors to save money. For complete information on the all SEMA Show services and advance rate deadlines, access the SEMA Show Exhibitor Deadline Checklist. For more information, access the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual.

Here are several deadlines and discounts approaching.

October 16

• After-Hours Events
• Carpet and Cleaning Order (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Credit Card Authorization – Freeman
• Electrical Order – LVCC Exhibits (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Electrical Order – Westgate Exhibits (Advance Rate) – TSE
• Exhibit Accessories (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Exhibit Furnishings (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Exhibitor-Appointed contractor (EAC) Application
• Exhibitor Product Training Sessions
• Exhibitor Registration Due – Domestic (to receive badges in the mail)
• Exhibitor Registration – International (to receive barcode confirmation)
• Hanging Truss, Chain Hoist, Lighting and Stagehand Labor (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Labor, Installation and Dismantle – Freeman
• Manufacturer’s Rep Matching Service
• Meeting/Function Space Reservation
• Payment Authorization Form – Freeman
• Rigging Equipment Labor Order – Freeman
• Special Signs and Graphics (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Third Party Payment – Freeman
• Utilities: Air/Water/Drain Order (Advance Rate) – Exhibits at the LVCC – Freeman
• Utilities: Air/Water/Drain Order (Advance Rate) – Exhibits at Westgate – Freeman
• Vehicle Detailing (Advance Rate) – Professional Detailers

October 20

• Audio/Visual (Advance Rate) – PRG
• Computer Rental (Advance Rate) – PRG

October 21

• Freight – Last day freight will be accepted at the warehouse without penalty

For more information about the 2015 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Jason Catullo

The advance-rate deadline on carpet and cleaning orders is October 16.

With the 2015 SEMA Show less than 30 days away, planning effectively and taking advantage of the early-bird discounts are the best ways for exhibitors to save money. For complete information on the all SEMA Show services and advance rate deadlines, access the SEMA Show Exhibitor Deadline Checklist. For more information, access the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual.

Here are several deadlines and discounts approaching.

October 16

• After-Hours Events
• Carpet and Cleaning Order (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Credit Card Authorization – Freeman
• Electrical Order – LVCC Exhibits (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Electrical Order – Westgate Exhibits (Advance Rate) – TSE
• Exhibit Accessories (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Exhibit Furnishings (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Exhibitor-Appointed contractor (EAC) Application
• Exhibitor Product Training Sessions
• Exhibitor Registration Due – Domestic (to receive badges in the mail)
• Exhibitor Registration – International (to receive barcode confirmation)
• Hanging Truss, Chain Hoist, Lighting and Stagehand Labor (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Labor, Installation and Dismantle – Freeman
• Manufacturer’s Rep Matching Service
• Meeting/Function Space Reservation
• Payment Authorization Form – Freeman
• Rigging Equipment Labor Order – Freeman
• Special Signs and Graphics (Advance Rate) – Freeman
• Third Party Payment – Freeman
• Utilities: Air/Water/Drain Order (Advance Rate) – Exhibits at the LVCC – Freeman
• Utilities: Air/Water/Drain Order (Advance Rate) – Exhibits at Westgate – Freeman
• Vehicle Detailing (Advance Rate) – Professional Detailers

October 20

• Audio/Visual (Advance Rate) – PRG
• Computer Rental (Advance Rate) – PRG

October 21

• Freight – Last day freight will be accepted at the warehouse without penalty

For more information about the 2015 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com.