FAQ

Seats along the front stretch with views of both the start/finish line and pit road are highly recommended for catching the most action.

Yes. New Hampshire Motor Speedway offers multiple on-site and off-site parking areas. Some lots are free, but premium parking, located closer to the gates, is available for purchase and can sell out quickly. It’s best to review the official parking map in advance and plan to arrive early to avoid traffic delays on race day.

Yes, hearing protection is strongly advised. NASCAR Cup cars are loud, and earplugs or earmuffs will make the experience more comfortable. If you’re bringing children, always ensure they have proper hearing protection.

In Loudon, September weather is generally milder than mid-summer. Daytime highs are often between 68°F and 77°F (20°C to 25°C), with cooler mornings and evenings. Rain is possible, so packing a poncho or light jacket is wise. The lower humidity compared to August usually makes for a more comfortable race day, but sunscreen and hydration are still important.

Yes, fans are welcome to bring food and beverages into New Hampshire Motor Speedway. All items must be in clear, factory-sealed containers or bags. Small coolers are permitted, but glass containers and large hard-sided coolers are not allowed. Alcohol is sold inside the facility, but could also be carried in from outside.

Absolutely. Flags, banners, and similar items are part of the NASCAR atmosphere, but please use them responsibly. They should not block the view of other fans or interfere with grandstand safety. Large poles, oversized banners, and pyrotechnics are prohibited.

Yes — mobile tickets are the primary option, so you don’t need to print one.

Your access depends on the ticket type. A grandstand ticket allows entry only to your designated section through the correct gate.

Yes, most concessions and merchandise stands at New Hampshire Motor Speedway accept both cash and major credit/debit cards. ATMs are also available on-site.

Personal photography is allowed, and fans are encouraged to capture their experience. However, professional video equipment, tripods, and long telephoto lenses are not permitted without media credentials. Drones are strictly banned anywhere on or near the property, and violations can result in removal from the facility and police involvement.

The race takes place at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire, often called “The Magic Mile.” It’s the largest sports and entertainment facility in New England and a regular stop on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar.

The speedway offers a wide range of amenities, including grandstands, hospitality suites, restrooms, food and beverage concessions, merchandise vendors, accessible seating, and family areas. Guest services and information booths are located throughout the venue.

Driving is the easiest way to reach the track, with on-site parking lots and ADA parking available. The speedway is about an hour from Boston Logan International Airport and Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. On race weekends, shuttle services and rideshare pick-up/drop-off areas are also in operation.

Yes. Children are welcome, and the track provides youth ticket pricing, kid-friendly entertainment, and family-oriented attractions. Families can also bring in their own food and non-alcoholic drinks, making the day more convenient for younger fans.