Are you America’s Top Tailgater?
If your grilling is done from the back of your tailgate then here’s your chance to win big from Lifetime Products, Inc. They are giving away $10,000 cash, and an ultimate tailgate package. Plus, finalist get an all expenses paid trip to Michigan International Speedway for the big showdown.
You’ll be judged by various famous NASCAR drivers I’ve never heard of and The Food Network’s Mario Batali. Contestants can spend up to $500 on groceries and $1000 on decorations (cash provided). That seems backwards to me, shouldn’t the bulk of the money to go to the food?
Think you have what it takes to stand out from the crowd of NASCAR tailgaters? Tell us why, in 250 words or less, and also:
- Submit your top five tips for creating the perfect tailgate party.
- Share your favorite, original tailgating recipe.
- If selected as a finalist, this is one of three recipes you will be asked to prepare at the finals.
- While not required, entrants are also encouraged to submit photos or videos that demonstrate their abilities in the area of tailgating.
Completed entries must be received no later than July 26, 2006.
Thanks Dock!
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