Daytona 500 Tickets

Daytona 500 Tickets

Daytona 500 is held in Daytona Beach, Florida and is the first NASCAR Cup Series point race of the season. This event is held every February and has become the most prestigious NASCAR races to win for drivers and teams. Daytona is not just a one-day affair; it is a week-long event filled with auto racing, truck racing, pit challenges and fans from all over can tour the facility prior to the race, meet drivers and be in the pits! If you are racing fan, then you need to experience Daytona at least once to be a part of the "Super Bowl of Racing".

Fans of NASCAR come from around the World to be part of this legendary race, so make sure you are part of the action this year. We offer a wide selection of tickets for the main race, including all cheap tickets and premium seat locations. Daytona 500 Qualifying tickets are also available, as are Duel at Daytona tickets and Daytona 500 parking passes. Parking passes and Daytona 500 Qualifying tickets must be purchased separately from tickets to the main race on Sunday.

2022 Daytona 500 (Sunday, February 20th)

The 2022 Daytona 500 is a date that every race fan will have circled on their calendars as it will be the return of full crowds at the signature Nascar race of the season. The race is set to be run on Sunday, February 20, 2022. This race will be the 64th running of the iconic NASCAR race where the best drivers in the World complete over 200 laps on the famed Daytona International Speedway. As it is every year, the 2022 Daytona 500 is the first major race on the NASCAR schedule. Driver Michael McDowell will surely return to defend his crown from winning the 2021 Daytona 500. Every big NASCAR fan will want to be there live in February 2022 to take in this historic race and be part of the glory of "The Great American Race".

Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway

The Daytona 500 is held in Daytona Beach Florida at the Daytona International Speedway where this event has been dubbed “The Great American Race”. The race was originally held on a stretch of beach and part highway in Daytona Beach, but today is a race that is 500 miles around the famous oval track. The drivers do 2.5 miles on each lap at a time at an average speed of around 144 MPH. The track itself is a tri oval with seating stretching from turns one and four, center seating in front of pit row and the turn two backstretch. Seating capacity at Daytona International Speedway is close to 168,000 fans.

Where to Sit at Daytona 500

At the Daytona 500, fans should select the view that best meets their taste because every seat has a different vantage point which provides a different experience. The majority of the popular seats are along the stretch of track between Turn 4 and Turn 1. This section is where the Start/Finish line is located, and may of the seats offer a good view of the Pits and Pit Road.

The section numbers on this front stretch section range from Section 108 (near Turn 4) to Section 184 (heading into Turn 1) on the lowest level. The next level above those includes Sections 308 to 395. The top level, and most expansive view, are the Sections 408 to 495. Unlike most sporting events, it is more popular at NASCAR races, to sit up in these higher elevation areas which provide a better view of the track.

Although we have fans every year who specifically want to sit down low so they can get right up near the action on the track at Daytona. If you are going to sit down near the racetrack in in the lower grandstands, then we recommend that you wear earplugs and clear glasses to protect your ears and eyes. If you have long hair, make sure to tie it back-- the wind from the cars comes whipping by on each lap. It is an exhilarating feeling to experience the rumble of these cars as they move past you during the race.