Shell Rotella SuperRigs contestants are now able to register for the 39th Annual Shell Rotella SuperRigs. The event will be taking place in person at Love’s Travel Stop in Hampshire, Illinois, July 29-31. Contestants are encouraged to register ahead of time for the truck beauty contest. Visit rotellasuperrigs.com for registration details.
Shell Rotella will also be doing something new this year—hosting the People’s Choice Award on a virtual platform. This opens the annual event to those who are not able to attend, but still want to take part. To submit your rig for the Virtual People’s Choice Award, visit peopleschoice.rotellasuperrigs.com.
Truck drivers will be able to submit their rig from July 1-15 for a chance to win the Virtual People’s Choice Award. Voting will be open July 16-30, and the winner will be announced as part of the Shell Rotella SuperRigs awards ceremony on July 31. Fans can view the award ceremony through a live streaming link that will be shared on the Shell Rotella social channels closer to the event. Visit peopleschoice.rotellasuperrigs.com for voting and eligibility requirements.
The Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition is the premier truck beauty contest for actively working trucks from across the United States and Canada. For more information about Shell Rotella SuperRigs, visit rotella.com/superrigs.
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