FAQ

Yes. Phoenix Raceway provides several large free general parking areas surrounding the venue. Arriving early is recommended to reduce delays and secure a spot closer to the entrances. For exact lot locations and access routes, check the official parking map and visitor guide ahead of race day.

Yes, it’s highly recommended. NASCAR cars generate significant noise around the 1-mile oval, and prolonged exposure can be uncomfortable. Earplugs or noise-reducing headphones are advised for all fans, and they’re especially important for children.

March in Phoenix typically brings warm, dry conditions. Daytime temperatures usually sit around 70–85°F (21–29°C), with cooler mornings and evenings in the 50–60°F (10–18°C) range. Rain is rare, but it’s smart to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light jacket for early starts or after sunset.

Yes. Guests are allowed to bring in sealed, pre-packaged food and non-alcoholic beverages. Everything must be carried in a clear bag or a soft-sided cooler. Glass containers and any alcoholic drinks are not allowed inside the venue.

No. Phoenix Raceway does not offer ATMs on site. The venue is fully cashless, so you’ll need a debit or credit card for all purchases.

Yes. Flags, banners, and signs are permitted as long as they don’t obstruct other fans’ views. Flagpoles must be collapsible. Oversized items, rigid metal poles, pyrotechnics, or anything that could create a safety issue are strictly forbidden.

No. Cash is not accepted anywhere at the track. All food, beverage, and merchandise purchases must be made using a credit or debit card.

Yes. Personal photography is welcome. You may use smartphones, tablets, and small compact cameras. Professional-grade video equipment, cameras with detachable lenses, and drones are prohibited. Drone use around the Speedway is strictly banned and may result in removal from the venue.

The fall NASCAR Cup Series event takes place at Phoenix Raceway, located in Avondale, just west of Phoenix. The track is a 1-mile dogleg oval and is regarded as one of NASCAR’s most up-to-date and distinctive venues.

Phoenix Raceway is situated roughly 15 miles west of downtown Phoenix and is easily reached via Interstate 10. The majority of fans arrive by car, using the extensive parking areas around the circuit. For those travelling by air, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is a short drive away. Rideshare and taxi services, including Uber and Lyft, operate throughout race weekend with clearly signposted pick-up and drop-off zones near the main gates.

Yes. Phoenix Raceway is well known for its family-friendly atmosphere. There are interactive fan areas, merchandise stands, and activities designed for younger fans, while parents can enjoy the event knowing the venue prioritises safety, comfort, and an enjoyable experience for all ages.