The Inside Scoop by our Local Expert
Located just south of Tucson, Tucson Raceway Park is a fun and exhilarating place to visit for people of all ages and all levels of familiarity with racing. Its 3/8 mile paved racetrack hosts NASCAR races for Late, Super Late, Grand American Modifieds, Factory Stocks, and Mighty Compact racecars. Many special events are also held at the Tucson Raceway Park, such as demolition derbies, motorcross races, monster truck events, and more.While danger is in the air at Tucson Raceway Park (accidents do happen), it is a very family-friendly atmosphere and offers free admission for children. A large number of full concession stands are open, and serve such race fan favorites as hamburgers, hot dogs, soda, and beer. Souvenirs are also available for visitors interested in commemorating their evening of fun.Tucson Raceway Park opened in 1968 and has been a favorite location for fans of stock car racing ever since. Pre-race interviews and follow-up interviews with the winners of the races in their pits help visitors feel like they are truly part of the action. With admission reasonably priced at $10 for adults and $7 for children and teenagers, Tucson Raceway Park is an exciting and entertaining change of pace for visitors to Tucson.