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TOOELE — Imagine yourself and 2,500 hundred of your closest friends cycling on a professional race track at the same time.
That's the vision CEO Greg Miller has for the newest event for Larry H. Miller charities.
Miller has launched "Million Miles at Miller" for cyclists of all skill levels and ages. He hopes to attract 10,000 riders to Miller Motorsports Park on July 30.
"There's no competition with cars or trucks or intersections. We're actually on a track," Miller said.
If four groups of 2,500 cyclists finish 33 laps, that will add up to one million miles. There's a top award too — a trip with the Utah Jazz to an away game.[CLICK HERE if you're interested in signing up to race]
The park is also featuring several new attractions designed with families in mind.
"We're trying to create an opportunity for people to come out with the family and enjoy things besides racing," said John Larson, general manager at Miller Motor Sports Park.
Some of those attractions include go-carts, a rock climbing wall and a zip line.
KSL's Alex Kirry tested out the zip line Friday afternoon. Click on the extra video clip above to see how he did.
