Online Absolute Auction The AutoInterests Auction Opens Tomorrow The equipment that helped bring AutoInterests events to life is ready for its next chapter. These are the actual carts, signs, banners and familiar pieces that traveled with us from track to track—and that many of you saw, used or gathered around during AutoInterests weekends. Online Bidding October 14–21, 2026 Serious equipment, familiar pieces and AutoInterests memories The auction includes major equipment for motorsports and event operations, along with plenty of opportunities to take home a smaller piece of AutoInterests history. 1994 Mustang GT track car Equipment trailer with living quarters Westhold and autocross timing systems Garmin Catalyst and motorsports equipment Custom hospitality, classroom and event carts Individual banners, signs, apparel, decals and memorabilia Where will it go next? Some of this equipment is ready to serve another race team, track organization or event operator. Other pieces could find completely new lives in garages, workshops, patios, clubhouses and businesses. Turn the mobile classroom cart into a garage theater. Use a hospitality cart as a ready-made beverage and snack station. Hang one of the familiar AutoInterests banners in your shop—or simply take home something that reminds you of weekends at the track. Check Back Tomorrow The auction link will be posted here when bidding opens. We will also send the link in a follow-up newsletter and share it on our social media pages. Important Auction Information Online absolute auction conducted by Whipple Auction & Realty, Joe Marino Jr., Auctioneer, 330-477-9365. Every lot sells to the highest bidder with no reserve. A 15% buyer's premium applies. Bidding opens Wednesday, October 14 and closes Wednesday, October 21 at 7:00 PM ET. Pickup Thursday, October 22, 2 to 6 PM, in Canton, Ohio. No shipping. Registration, terms and pickup questions should be directed to Joey Marino at 330-412-2221. Thank you for being part of AutoInterests. We would love to see these pieces go home with the people who remember them—or find entirely new purposes with their next owners.