Fans excited as Michael Jordan heads up $16M Airspeed project nears completion

23XI Racing, owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin, is about to build a new headquarters in Huntersville. The project launched in 2021, with Hamlin investing in 37 acres of land. This important operation for the team has been under construction ever since. A recent update on social media gave fans an idea of ​​the building’s current status, and fans are excited.

The long-awaited project, dubbed “Airspeed” by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin, is nearing completion. The building is undergoing finishing touches and will be open to fans when completed. Find out how fans react to your posts.

What can you expect from Airspeed?

In a recent update on Twitter, the 23XI Racing team shared the construction status of the building. Shared a photo of Airspeed and the post was titled, “We’re still adding the finishing touches to Airspeed, but Night Mode. Keep an eye on our social media for the latest updates on all our progress and when we open our doors to welcome fans!“.

The $16 million investment in Airspeed ultimately yielded extraordinary results. The image, posted by the team on Twitter, feels visually pleasing while leveraging technology and ensuring maximum practicality.

The project led by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin is a mixed-use building. The facility will house approximately 12,000 square feet of commercial office space. The project will also have a total of 300 apartments and a 120-room hotel as part of the development. In addition, Airspeed will feature a stylish lounge area where team members can gather to strategize, analyze race data and share stories. The walls of the lounge are decorated with iconic moments in racing history. There will also be an engine bay for mechanics to work on, and a dimly lit trophy room to display the team’s wins.

Airspeed also plans to build a unique simulator lab concept with rows of high-tech simulators, each replicating a different track. Team driver Bubba Wallace sits among them, hands on the virtual steering wheel. The project also includes a mural honoring the legendary NASCAR driver that spans the entire hallway. At the top of the building, an open-air deck offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Fan reaction to Airspeed update

Once the building is completed, Airspeed will be open to fans, which has caused a stir among the NASCAR fan community, who appear excited. This is evident from the comments on a recent tweet from the 23XI Racing team.

“That’s a pretty impressive building if I do say so myself! Is it LEED certified too?” Comment to user.

Another fan expressed his desire to visit Airspeed in the comments “My wife and I are planning a trip to North Carolina as soon as Airspeed opens to the public…” He shared a GIF.

Another user wrote that he was eager to visit the headquarters “When you open the door I’ll be leaving from Pittsburgh “.

One user praises the Airspeed for its eye-catching appearance “It seems From the highway! Love driving by it!” Fans and internet users were excited when Airspeed’s new look was revealed on Twitter.