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Step 1
Pick a venue to attend a NASCAR race. NASCAR has venues all over the United States, from New Hampshire to California. Visit NASCAR's website for a list of tracks and schedules (see Resources below).
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Step 2
Purchase tickets for the NASCAR race in which you plan to attend. This can be done by calling the track's box office or visiting the track's website and clicking on the appropriate links.
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Step 3
Consider transportation and lodging options. You may want to fly to the major city near the track or drive. Try to find a hotel near the track.
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Step 4
Get to the track early. There is plenty of entertainment to keep you from getting bored. You may want to also consider purchasing a garage pass so you can get an up close view of the drivers, crews and cars.
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Step 5
Check out the prerace festivities. The drivers will be introduced and then paraded around the track and then go back to their cars. The invocation will be said and then followed by the national anthem, which usually ends with a flyover.
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Step 6
Enjoy the race. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series cars can travel up to 200 miles per hour and they race side by side. Forty-three cars start the race, but rarely do they all finish without a crash.
