FAQ

 The race weekend includes four exciting events:

• NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series – Friday afternoon
• ARCA Menards Series West – Saturday afternoon
• NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series – Saturday afternoon
• NASCAR Cup Series – Sunday afternoon

Yes. Phoenix Raceway offers several spacious free general parking lots around the venue. It’s best to arrive early to avoid traffic and get a closer spot. For detailed lot locations and entry routes, see the official parking map and guide.

Absolutely. The sound levels at Phoenix Raceway’s 1-mile oval can be intense. Earplugs or noise-reducing headphones are strongly advised for everyone – especially children – to protect against hearing damage.

The weather in mid-October/early-November is usually comfortable, with daytime highs around 70–80°F (21–27°C) and cooler evenings dropping to 55–65°F (13–18°C). Rain is uncommon, but it’s wise to pack a light jacket for the evening and a poncho just in case.

Yes. You may bring pre-packaged, sealed food and non-alcoholic beverages inside the venue. All items must be stored in a clear bag or soft-sided cooler. Glass containers and alcoholic drinks are not permitted.

No. ATMs are not available on site. Phoenix Raceway operates on a cashless system, so all purchases must be made using a debit or credit card.

Yes – flags, banners, and signs are welcome, provided they do not block another fan’s view. Poles must be collapsible, and oversized banners or any items that could pose a safety risk are not allowed. Pyrotechnics, large metal poles, and open flames are strictly prohibited.

No. Phoenix Raceway is cashless, and only credit or debit cards are accepted at all concession and merchandise stands.

Yes, personal photography is allowed. Smartphones, tablets, and small cameras are fine to use. However, professional video cameras, detachable-lens cameras, and drones are not permitted. Flying a drone near the Speedway is strictly prohibited and may lead to removal from the property.

The Phoenix’s fall NASCAR Cup Series race is hosted at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, just outside Phoenix. The 1-mile dogleg-oval is one of NASCAR’s most modern venues, known for its close racing, exciting restarts, and unforgettable Playoff finales.

Phoenix Raceway is located about 15 miles west of downtown Phoenix, easily accessible via Interstate 10. Most fans travel by car, with multiple parking areas conveniently positioned around the facility. For visitors flying in, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is just a short drive away. Rideshare and taxi services such as Uber and Lyft also operate with clearly marked drop-off and pick-up zones near the main entrances.

Absolutely. Phoenix Raceway offers a welcoming, family-friendly environment with plenty to see and do. Kids can enjoy interactive fan zones, souvenir stands, and family activity areas, while parents can relax knowing the entire venue is designed with safety and comfort in mind.