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I'm the "official" shooter for the STL Downtown St. Pat's Parade and Run and I use an FX body with 24-70 and DX with 70-200. I find that I use the 70-200 more than the wide zoom. I shoot manual and most of my shots are between f/3.2 and f/6.3. I'd suggest you take both lenses, just in case.

Guy's shirt caught my attention.

Spent an hour at a local air show and realized I don't know squat about shooting prop planes with a big lens. Even lowering SS to 1/60 would not produce propeller blur (much less give a sharp shot).

Shot in my backyard. Gimbal on a monopod cause I'm lazy. Also was too lazy to crank the lens out to 500mm.

Frame-filling shot from Porsche Club race event.

GT4 Club Sport at last weekend's STL PCA Club Race at Gateway Motorsports Park.

I was shooting "from the hip" and we were only going about 60 mph. But my shutter speed was too fast to show motion blur on their car. At least person taking my pic was the passenger in the other Porsche and they had time to set up the shot. If you think that's bad, look at this one from 2004...

GT4 Clubsport

From practice day at track weekend -STL PCA in St. Louis hosting Porsche Club Racing at Gateway Motorsports Park. Slight tweek in LR, no crop.

In front of the St. Louis Art Museum

Farewell party for Crestwood Plaza in St. Louis. Demo ready.

Statue of St. Louis in front of St. Louis Art Museum.

While I was out on a shoot, I ran into a couple of these. Shot of it shooting me.

Sounds like fun. And a chance to give many methods/settings a try. In addition to the exposure triangle, you have stop action, panning, different angles (ground level, etc.) that you can play with. As mentioned earlier, please post some pics. If you don't want to resize, you don't have to. I'm a...

Don't forget cars....