Martinsville Speedway

Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, Virginia is one of the oldest of all the NASCAR race tracks. It was built and opened in 1947, before the NASCAR organization had even been established. It's an exciting track for sure. It is rare that a single car leaves without body damage. This is because it is a short, oval track, only measuring .526 of a mile and it seats 65,000 racing fans. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series will be visiting Martinsville in April for the Goody’s Cool Orange 500 and in October for the Subway 500. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series auto racers will be there in March for the Kroger 250.

All guests, regardless of age, must have valid admission for entry into Martinsville Speedway. Admission prices vary by date/age, so please contact the track for more information

Grandstand tickets provide admission to the grandstand only, not the infield

Items allowed:

One soft sided cooler/bag no larger than 6 X 6 X 12 and one clear plastic bag no larger than 18 X 18 X 4. The clear plastic bag may not contain ice

Binoculars, head sets, scanners, and cameras not in a bag, worn separately over the neck or on the belt and one seat cushion

Items NOT allowed:

Hard sided coolers, thermoses, insulated cups of any size

Firearms, fireworks, or weapons of any kind

Strollers, umbrellas

No golf carts are allowed for personal use of any kind. Please call the track for the golf cart policy for business use and for those with disabilities.

There is reserved and un reserved camping available