Start/Finish Line Sections
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These are the-best-of-the-best sections at Texas Motor Speedway. You get premium views of the race near the Start/Finish Line. Sitting higher up (in rows 29-66) will get you an individual chair with its own seat-back and armrests and the best views of the entire track. Seating in rows 1-28 is bleacher-style with a chair-back, but no armrests, so you might want to bring your own padding for extra comfort if you plan to sit down low. Keep in mind, the higher up you sit the more of the backstretch you will be able to see. Start/Finish Line seating also puts you right across from the pits with a great view of pit action.
Sections
101-113 and 401-413
Rows
Pit Side Upper Level (PU): 30-66
Pit Side Lower Level (PL): 1-29
Pit Entrance/Exit Sections
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If you're looking for premium seating on the front stretch but you don't want to pay the higher prices associated with seats in sections closer to the Start/Finish Line, these sections are just the ticket. You get great views of the race and either the pit entrance or pit exit depending on which section you choose. The higher up you sit, the more of the backstretch you'll be able to see. Seating in rows 1-28 is bleacher-style with a chair-back, so you might want to bring some extra padding if you plan to sit down low. We recommend sitting in row 29 or higher in these sections. That way you get a more comfortable, individual chair complete with its own seat-back and armrests and a better overall view of the track.
Sections
114-128 and 414-428
Rows in These Sections
Pit Side Upper Rows (PU): 30-66
Pit Side Lower Rows (PL): 1-29
Turn 1 and 4 Sections
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Sitting closer to Turns 1 or 4 is a great way to save money on tickets and still get a good view of action along the front stretch. Sitting higher up will get you a better view of more of the track, while sitting in the lower rows will save you even more money on the ticket price. Seating is bleacher-style with a chair-back but you might want to bring some extra padding for more comfort. Turn 1 sections will get you good views of high-speed runs into Turn 1 and any mischief happening as cars exit the pits. Turn 4 seating gets you good views of bumps and mayhem as drivers jockey for better position before they finish the lap and any related mishaps that might occur with cars entering the pits.
Sections
Turn 1: 129-149
Turn 4: 429-449
Rows
Pit Side Upper Level (PU): 30-66
Pit Side Lower Level (PL): 1-29
Backstretch
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Backstretch seating is the best way to get into the race at the lowest possible prices. Be sure to check out prices on Pit Side seating before you make a backstretch purchase. You'll sacrifice a view of the pits and a good view of the action along the front stretch if you sit in these sections but the money you'll save may be just the ticket. Backstretch seating is bleacher-style with no chair-backs, so if you have one of those padded seats with its own chair-back you'll want to bring it along for extra comfort.
Sections
Turn 2: 201-230
Turn 3: 301-330
Rows
1-35
Pit Passes
Pit Passes are a great way to complement your race ticket purchase. These passes get you into the pits on race day and a chance to meet your favorite drivers on practice and qualifying days. If you've never been or you're treating someone to the race that's never been to the pits, we highly recommend that you purchase pit passes. Crews are usually happy to take a photo with you and answer a few questions or toss you a lug nut that might just make a memory for life for young and old race fans alike.
You must have a race ticket as well as a pit pass to enter the pit area. You must be 18 or older to enter the pits and a dress code applies. Usually your shoulders and feet have to be covered - no open-toed shoes or sandals and socks are required. Contact Texas Motor Speedway directly for more information regarding pit access and policies.
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