By The weekend of June 7–8, the Towlos team packed up and hit the road for a mix of strategy, sunshine, and serious speed.
First stop: a retreat at Lake Martin in Alabama. Matt, Jeff, and Maggie, spent a couple of days reflecting on how far towlos has come and mapping out ideas for the year ahead. From long talks about platform growth to floating in the lake between brainstorms, it was the perfect balance of business and recharge time.
Then, it was time to trade the lake for the track. We headed to Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds, AL for JZILLA Track Days, where towlos showed up as an official partner for the first time.
The event was packed with high energy, incredible cars, and one of the most welcoming track communities we’ve been a part of. We even got to meet JZILLA’s founder, James, who was nothing short of awesome. His passion for the driving community and the culture he’s built around JZILLA is inspiring.
What makes JZILLA Track Days so special? It’s all about the people.
“It’s not about what you drive, how long you’ve been driving, or where you’re driving from. The race track is a haven for all.”
That belief has been at the heart of JZILLA since day one. What began as a group of friends getting together for a bachelor party has grown into a tight-knit driving community that spans tracks across the Southeast—and even legendary international circuits like Spa-Francorchamps and the Nürburgring.
Whether you’re behind the wheel of a Ferrari, a Miata, or anything in between, JZILLAis all about creating fun, safe, and inclusive events where everyone can learn, grow, and connect.
They also bring in certified instructors from all kinds of backgrounds (including manufacturer experience coaches) to make sure everyone gets the most out of their time on track.
If you haven’t yet, check them out here:
🔗 @jzillatrackdays on Instagram
🌐 Jzilla Track Days Website
It was an unforgettable weekend with great people, fast cars, and even bigger ideas for the future. We’re excited about this partnership and can’t wait for what’s next
