Okay, you've got your tickets and your car is loaded with the essentials - now what? Race-day attendance totals often exceed 40,000, so it's a good idea not to plan your arrival to coincide with the firing of the first pair. What to bring: a hat, sunglasses, earplugs, and a blanket (to sit on or bundle up with during the awesome spectacle of night qualifying). Buying ahead gives you a better choice of reserved seats. Don Kraushar, NHRA vice president of national-event business, recommends that fans buy their tickets in advance, either at the racetrack box office, by phone, online at, or through TicketMaster. The best advice for fans might well be the same advice given to the teams you're coming to watch: Come early, stay late, and be prepared.Īs you would for a ball game or a rock concert, plan ahead, beginning with your tickets. Unlike a typical three-hour football game or two-hour concert, NHRA drag racing is an all-day affair.
Here, you'll learn what to expect when you head out for a weekend at the drags. Though the track in Seattle measures the same 1,320 feet as the one in Gainesville, Fla., each venue differs. The events are spectacles of color and speed, chrome and flash, and ingenuity and engineering. The NHRA POWERade Series tour passes through 20 cities in all regions of the United States, bringing its excitement to millions each year.
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