NASCAR

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of the race: the cheering, the roar of the cars on the raceway, the skill of the drivers, the exhilaration you feel watching some of the county’s best speedway stars round the track. But nearly 100 races on the NASCAR calendar, it can be dizzying to find the right race for you.

Location, Location, Location

There are 23 official NASCAR tracks in 20 states around the country, so of course you’ve got a number of options—even if you don’t happen to live by the Daytona International Speedway or any of the other major, legendary super speedways. The first thing you’ll want to check is the NASCAR schedule, where you’ll find individual races listed by date and location. The season is 10 months long, so odds are you’ll find a race near you whether you’re searching NASCAR Las Vegas, NASCAR Phoenix or NASCAR Texas. On the sport’s page, you can even find your nearest speedway through the Home Tracks map, and from there, purchase NASCAR race tickets through sites like ETC.

The Right Race for You

Between the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, the Camping World Truck Series and the XFINITY Series, you’ve got nearly 100 races to choose from when thinking about seeing NASCAR live. Got a need for speed? Be sure to buy Daytona 500 tickets or Talladega tickets to see cars hit 200 mph on super speedways. If you’re looking for massive, fan-rallying events where the stands are full of deafening cheers, most of the 36 races in The Monster Energy Cup will get you there. If you’re looking for slightly smaller to-dos or want to see some up-and-coming talent, try the Home Tracks series, the regional division where fresh-faced drivers try to break into the national circuit.

Off the Track

Half the fun of NASCAR is the fan experience. Sure, the races are what we’re all there to see, but don’t forget to tailgate once you’ve got your NASCAR tickets. Also, most drivers will sign autographs at some point during the day, so be sure to check their social media, website or merch booth for information on when to catch them.