100 free tanks of gas will be given away in Detroit today, by the Sam Bernstein Law Firm. The 'Call Sam Gas Giveaway' which will happen at 3:30 this afternoon at a surprise location that has yet to be announced.

The announcement, was made on social media, which is also where the location of the giveaway will be announced. The first 100 people to make it to the location will get a free tank of gas (up  to $100).The first hundred people will be given a number, when they arrive. If you get a number, you get a free fill up.

For those who might not be able to make it to the location or miss out on free gas, you can win a $500 gift card. You can enter to win the gift card at CallSam.com.

Gas prices have been up and down over the past few months, and a lot of people travelling over Memorial Day weekend, this was the perfect opportunity for the law firm to fill up Michiganders gas tanks before they head out for the holiday weekend.

About the Sam Bernstein Law Firm:

For three generations and over 50 years the family has served the Detroit metro area. Their mission is being a compassionate law firm that serves their client and community, and prides themselves on doing the right thing.

Stay tuned to The Sam Bernstein Law firm on social media today, to find out where they'll be giving away free gas. Follow them on social media:

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Hear the roar of the engines? The intoxicating aroma of burning rubber? It's time for the 2023 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear. And we have been hearing all the rumors and the mystery of where the Grand Prix would be after leaving Belle Isle for the longest time. But it was finalized when the City Council of Detroit approved Penske Entertainment's plan to move the race to the streets of Detroit on November 3rd, 2021.

The core center of the race will focus around the Renaissance Center and other landmarks like the Hart Plaza, and the Spirit of Detroit statue. According to ClickonDetroit.com more than half the track will be visible for free without the need for a ticket. There will be free viewing platforms constructed along Jefferson Avenue. And entertainment, music, and food will be open to the public in Spirit Plaza, Hart Plaza, and the Riverwalk.

The Detroit Grand Prix has a complicated and sometimes rough past going back to 1982. The race has changed venues several times and for a large amount of time, it rested on Belle Isle. But after Covid struck, changes were made. Many residents complained about its presence while many who loved racing thought it was a perfect track. So now it's time to test out this new track and event to see if it pleases fans and racers alike.

We're all excited to see what the race will bring. Surely it will create a new atmosphere that will increase travel, tourism, and sales in Downtown Detroit. The race takes place June 2nd - June 4th. Tickets can be purchased right here.

If you are planning on attending the race though, we have a list of possible places you can park and shuttle from.

Franklin Garage is the only public parking available within the venue. Space will be very limited and sold in advance. The cost will be $75 per day. You can get that pass here. Also, the following structures within the venue will NOT BE OPEN during the event: Millender Garage, Center Garage, Port Atwater Garage, Beaubien Garage, and River East Garage.

If you locate a parking structure near the Detroit People Mover that would be idle. There will be a $.75 fee for the one-way trip. Tokens can be purchased at the station. Cash only.

The QLine provides another way of free transportation along Woodward Avenue. It connects to Downtown Detroit with Midtown, New Center and North End. You will get off the transit at Congress Stop #1 for the race.

The Park Detroit App has tons of info on parking locations all around Downtown. With the app, you can pre-purchase and reserve your parking.