Whether it’s your first trip to Bristol Motor Speedway or you’ve been coming for years, a little preparation goes a long way. From avoiding the worst of the traffic to staying comfortable during a long race day, these tips can help you make the most of your visit.
Arriving early is one of the best ways to reduce stress on race day, especially on Saturday. Aim to get to the track by late morning – it’s far better to spend that time enjoying the Fan Zone and soaking in the pre-race atmosphere than sitting in traffic or waiting in long entry lines.
You can bring your own food and drinks, which is a great way to keep costs down and stay fueled during a full day at the track – just remember, no glass bottles are allowed. September evenings in Bristol are more comfortable than the peak summer heat, but the afternoons can still be warm, so dress for the weather, wear sunscreen, and stay hydrated.
Traffic around the speedway can be heavy, particularly before the big races. Give yourself extra time, plan your route in advance, and consider booking parking ahead of time for the most convenient spots.
Once inside, think about how you want to spend your day. Decide which activities, merchandise stands, or viewing areas you want to visit. If you’re attending with friends or family, keep in mind that mobile networks can become overloaded, making calls and data unreliable. Pick a meeting point ahead of time so you can reconnect quickly if you get separated.
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