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Proof

Real activations. Real numbers.

Not generic claims — the actual booth traffic, driver counts and brand-exposure hours we measured and handed back. This is the kind of turnout you can plan around.

A guest at the wheel of a Trackside full-motion simulator at Puffco’s PuffCon block party

Brand Activation

Puffco · PuffCon, Los Angeles

Three rigs as the crowd-drawing centerpiece of a 15,000-guest block party — 260+ unique drivers across 520+ timed sessions, and 46% who came back for a second, third or fourth run.

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Two full-motion racing simulators set up for the Mercer reception in Irvine, California

Corporate Reception

Mercer · Irvine, California

Marsh celebrated its Formula 1 partnership, and Mercer put two full-motion rigs at the center of the floor — 35 named drivers, 106 laps, and a room that stayed past close to hear the standings.

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Fans racing head-to-head on Trackside full-motion simulators at the NASCAR San Diego fan activation

Race-Weekend Activation

NASCAR · San Diego Street Race

The day before the green flag at Naval Base Coronado, 130+ fans took the wheel in head-to-head sessions — a line from open to close, over 5.5 hours on two rigs.

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Trackside full-motion Formula 4 simulators in the Epay Policy tent at Insurance Fest 2026 on the Santa Monica Pier

Conference Activation

Epay Policy · Insurance Fest 2026

A Formula 4 racing event at 95% utilization turned a Santa Monica Pier sponsorship into 54 named decision-maker contacts — 17–24 minutes of brand time each, roughly 18 hours in one day.

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Trackside activation at MD&M West, Anaheim Convention Center

Trade Show Activation

MD&M West · Anaheim Convention Center

How a branded racing grid turned a single booth into a three-day queue — 589 unique drivers and ~323 brand-exposure hours.

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Trackside full-motion simulators at Bimmer Invasion LA 2025, Pomona Fairplex

Festival Activation

Bimmer Invasion · Pomona Fairplex

A crowd magnet inside a 10,000-guest BMW festival — 106 drivers, 40% back for a second run, and 12+ hours of hands-on exposure.

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Trackside activation at the Long Beach Grand Prix

Lead-Capture Activation

7th Sense Research · Long Beach Grand Prix

The queue that became a survey funnel — ~800 drivers engaged across a three-day exhibition, captured straight from the line.

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Guests racing on Trackside simulators at the Pit Stop at Performance Plus fundraiser for DSF Werks

Fundraiser Activation

DSF Werks · Pit Stop at Performance Plus

Two simulators as the gathering point of a Long Beach car-show fundraiser — a crowd that clustered, stayed, and kept close to the cause.

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A line that never really stops.

The Energy

What the numbers feel like.

Behind every stat is a line that never stopped and a crowd that stayed. This is what those activations actually looked like on the floor.

Guests laughing together mid-session at a Trackside activation
A Trackside crew member coaching a smiling guest at the wheel
A guest enjoying a Trackside racing simulator
A driver locked in at the wheel of a Trackside simulator

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