Track Rabbit Invests $50,000 in AI to Enhance Motorsports Event Operations

November 06, 2025
Track Rabbit has announced a $50,000 investment in artificial intelligence to improve client support and event management for automotive and motorsports organizations.

Track Rabbit has announced a $50,000 investment in artificial intelligence to enhance its event registration and management platform, according to a press release. The company aims to improve client support and operational efficiency for automotive and motorsports organizations through AI-driven tools.

Track Rabbit, based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, supports a range of business models from single-day events to multi-location operations. The new AI capabilities are designed to strengthen event operations, marketing performance, and return on investment for clients.

Tommy Atadan, AI Transformation Leader at Trellist Marketing and Technology, Track Rabbit's parent company, said the AI tools will complement the consultative approach of the Track Rabbit and Trellist teams. The company emphasized that AI will be used to amplify, not replace, its human-centered client services.

Track Rabbit continues to offer event registration, participant management, and marketing solutions at prices reportedly lower than competitors, maintaining a focus on transparent, hands-on support for motorsports organizations across North America.

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