NASCAR Tickets

NASCAR Race Tickets

NASCAR tickets are one of the many types of racing tickets that fans can buy on TicketSmarter. The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing began sanctioning events in 1948 with the first event being held at Daytona Beach. Tracing its lineage to the bootleggers during the Prohibition era, NASCAR began as a sanctioning body that primarily held events in the southern United States, but has since grown to become an international phenomenon. Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt and Jimmie Johnson are considered the three most successful drivers in the history of the sport, each with seven NASCAR Cup Series championship titles. Other well-known leaders on NASCAR’s all-time win list include David Pearson, Jeff Gordon, Bobby Allison and Darrel Waltrip.

NASCAR’s primary divisions include the Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Craftsman Truck Series. These three individual series tour across the United States from February through November with points and race wins calculated from each race to determine the series champion at the end of the NASCAR Playoffs. TicketSmarter has NASCAR tickets available for every individual race and race weekend held by the top three divisions.

How much do NASCAR tickets cost?

• Range of Prices: Ticket prices typically start as low as $4.64 for general seating at smaller events, while on average a ticket will cost around $138.58 or more.
• Weekend Packages: Many tracks offer multi-day or weekend passes, which can be cost-effective if you plan on attending qualifying rounds, practice sessions, or ancillary events.
• Upgrades: Pit passes, VIP experiences, or special seating areas (like club-level or suites) can add $8999.10 to your total cost.

When do NASCAR tickets go on sale?

• General Timeline: 1493 NASCAR tickets are available now for NASCAR Cup Series: Echopark Texas Grand Prix.  
• Where to Check: Keep an eye on TicketSmarter website for on-sale dates.

How do I get cheap NASCAR tickets?

• Presales/Discounts: Sometimes TicketSmarter will offer special discounts, loyalty pricing, credit card rebates, or promo codes for email subscribers and past purchasers.

Where can I buy NASCAR tickets?

• Legitimate Sources: The safest option is a website that takes credit cards and therefore has purchase protection like TicketSmarter.com.

What types of tickets are available?

• Single-Day Tickets: Grants entry to a specific day (e.g., Sunday’s main race).
• Multi-Day/Weekend Passes: Good for practice sessions, qualifying, and the main race. Often more cost-effective.
• Infield/General Admission: Access to the infield area or open seating where offered.
• Pit/Garage Passes: Up-close experience with cars, teams, and sometimes driver interactions (restrictions can apply).
• VIP/Hospitality Packages: Access to exclusive lounges, meals, and premium seating.

What is the seating layout or best place to sit?

• Grandstands: Offer elevated views of the track, with some sections providing better sightlines of pit road or key turns.
• Front Stretch vs. Turns: If you want a close look at the start/finish line and pits, opt for front stretch seats. If you enjoy high-speed corner action, seating near the turns can be exciting.
• Infield: Offers a unique perspective from the center of the track, though visibility may be more limited unless there’s an elevated viewing area.

Are tickets refundable or transferable?

• Refunds: NASCAR tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled outright, in which case the track or ticket vendor may offer a refund or credit.
• Transfers: Many official ticketing providers allow you to electronically transfer tickets to another user if you can’t attend a NASCAR event.

Do kids need a ticket, and are there family discounts?

• Child Pricing: Many tracks offer reduced-rate or free tickets for kids under a certain age (often 12 and under). Some tracks offer discounts for teens too.
• Family Deals: Look for family four-packs or special promotions that include tickets, drinks, and snacks at a bundled rate.

How do rain or weather delays affect tickets?

• Weather Postponements: NASCAR races can be moved to the next clear day if it rains. Your original ticket is usually still valid for the rescheduled event.
• Refunds/Exchanges: No refunds are given if a race is postponed, but you can use your ticket on the new date or time. In very rare cases of cancellation, tracks will announce refund procedures.

What is the parking situation at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, TX. ?

• Included vs. Paid: Some tracks provide free general parking, while others charge a fee. VIP or reserved parking can cost extra.
• Plan Ahead: Race day traffic can be heavy. Arrive early to secure a spot close to the entrance or consider paid/reserved parking for easier access.
• Camping: Many tracks also have RV or campsite options for multi-day fans.

Are pit passes or driver access experiences available?

• Pit Passes: Usually available for purchase as an add-on to your race ticket. Offers behind-the-scenes access on race day (sometimes limited to certain time windows).
• Driver Meet-and-Greets: May be included in hospitality packages, or offered as special promotions. Check TicketSmarter.com official site for availability.
• Restrictions: Be aware of age limits (some tracks require minors to be accompanied), dress codes (e.g., closed-toe shoes), and other safety rules.

Las Vegas Motor Speedway Seating Chart

The NASCAR takes place at Las Vegas Motor Speedway at 7000 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Las Vegas, NV.

The track has a large grandstand on the front stretch and has additional seating throughout other areas of the racetrack. Premium seating is considered to be in the higher rows and suites for better viewing angles of the entire racetrack.