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Daytona International Speedway Track Tours

• Address: 1801 West International Speedway Boulevard, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
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Few venues can boast such a vast history and schedule as Daytona International Speedway. With three different layouts, the self-proclaimed World Center of Racing has kept fan experience at its heart since its conception in the late 1950s.

Daytona has called itself the “World Center of Racing” for many years. It’s not hard to see why: the circuit’s speedway has been a permanent fixture on the NASCAR schedule, the road course and motorcycle layout host regular events and Lake Lloyd, situated in the infield section of the track, has hosted powerboat racing.

The Daytona International Speedway was built in 1959 by NASCAR founder William France, Sr. as a replacement for the Daytona Beach Road Course. The new banked course allowed for higher speeds and better views for fans. The height of the banking led to a much higher budget than expected, but the circuit opened in February 1959, just ahead of the inaugural Daytona 500.

The track has undergone numerous renovations over the years, including a major development in 1998 which saw lights added around the perimeter, making it the third-largest single lit outdoor sports facility in the world. The new lighting allowed it to host NASCAR’s ever-popular Coke Zero 400 race, which takes place each July close to Independence Day. More recently, in 2016, the circuit underwent a $400 million facelift to improve the fan experience.

Among the most high profile events which take place at the circuit are the Daytona 500, which has been held annually in February in every year since the circuit opened, the Daytona 200 motorcycle race, which first took place at the track in 1961, and the prestigious 24 Hours of Daytona, which has been held early in the year since 1962.

Upcoming Events

Upcoming events at daytona international speedway in 2021-2022.

• August 28, 2021:  NASCAR COKE ZERO SUGAR 400  (tickets on sale)
• November 11-14, 2021:  Welcome to Rockville  (music festival)
• January 27-30, 2022: Rolex 24 (Sportscars)
• February 20, 2022:  Daytona 500  (NASCAR)

How to get there

Daytona international speedway is located next to the popular holiday town of daytona beach on the florida coast.

Daytona Beach International Airport  (DAB) is located right next to the speedway, but only has a limited number of connections, many of them seasonal. The much larger  Orlando International Airport  (MCO) is 70 miles from Daytona. One of the largest airports in the USA, Orlando offers a large range of domestic and international flight connections.  Groome Transportation  operates a daily shuttle service from Orlando Airport to Daytona.

Locally, public buses 18 & 60 bus also travel from  Transfer Plaza at Daytona Beach  to the speedway, a 15-minute trip that costs under $2. Learn more and check route maps on the  Votran website .

Daytona International Speedway is located close to Highway 95, which runs along the eastern coastline of Florida. The speedway offers seven paid parking lots (including one infield lot) and one free lot – free shuttles are available from the free lot to the speedway during major race weekends.  Click here  for more information. Sample driving times to Daytona Beach from regional cities:

• Orlando (50 miles): 50 minutes
• Jacksonville (90 miles): 1 hour 20 minutes
• Tampa (135 miles): 2 hours
• Miami (260 miles): 3 hours 40 minutes
• Atlanta (435 miles): 6 hours 10 minutes

Where to stay

Daytona beach is a popular resort town with a large supply of holiday accommodation, though demand and prices are obviously much higher for major race weekends..

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Several well-rated chain hotels are located within a short walk of the speedway, including  The Daytona Autograph Collection ,  Fairfield Inn & Suites ,  Homewood Suites by Hilton ,  Courtyard by Marriott Daytona  Beach and  Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Airport.

Alternatively, there’s a huge selection of prime beachfront hotels and resorts at Daytona Beach, many of which have excellent views of the Atlantic Ocean. Recommended resorts include the  Hilton Daytona Beach Resort,   The Shores Resort & Spa  and the  Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Oceanfront .

Travelling with an RV? Several well-rated RV Parks are located close to the speedway:

• Finishline Park
• Daytona Racetrack RV
• Daytona Speedway RV
• Crazyhorse Campground

Trackside camping is also offered for major motorsport events at Daytona International Speedway. Lots are offered for tents, motorhomes and RVs, including premium infield lots. Learn more about camping at the upcoming  Coke Zero Sugar 400 .

Guided Tours

Take a tour of daytona international speedway with free entry to the motorsports hall of fame america.

Three different types of guided tours are available at Daytona International Speedway:

• Speedway Tour (30 mins): driving tour on the track, photo ops on the podium and with the Daytona 500 winning car. Adults $19 / Children (5-12) $13
• All-Access Tour (90 mins): driving tour on the track, photo ops, visit to the media room and grandstands. Adults $26 / Children (5-12) $20
• VIP Tour (90 mins): Personalized tour with small group size, $55 per person.

Located in the Ticket & Tours Building at the speedway, the  Motorsports Hall of Fame America  displays the vehicles and personal artifacts from hall of fame inductees representing all forms of motorsport in the USA, including Mario Andretti, Dale Earnhardt, A.J. Foyt, Jeff Gordon, Dan Gurney, Roger Penske, Bobby Rahal, Carroll Shelby and the Unser family. All tours above include free access to the Motorsports Hall of Fame America display.

Learn more and buy tickets for guided tours at Daytona International Speedway.

The Nascar Racing Experience at Daytona offers passenger rides and driving experiences on the legendary oval.

• Passenger Experiences: get strapped in as a professional driver takes you on a lap of the circuit. Adult prices from $135 + tax.
• Driving Experiences: get behind the wheel of a Nascar, priced from $299.99 for 5 minutes of track time.

The  Richard Petty Driving Experience  also operates at Daytona on various dates through the year.

Check upcoming dates and reserved experiences.

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Ready to visit the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America? We're ready to welcome you! 

There are two options for exploring the MSHFA -- via a guided Daytona International Speedway tour or a MSHFA-only ticket. 

We strongly recommend enjoying a Speedway Tou r . They're offered daily year round. Another excellent option is the VIP Tou r , a multiple-hour intensive offered three days each week.

Each tour ends at the MSHFA, so you won't miss a thing inside our 20,000-square-foot space.

If you prefer a museum-only ticket, call 1-800-PIT-SHOP to make that purchase. 

Click HERE for more information on DIS track tours. 

Speedway Tours begin at 9:30 AM daily and depart continuously with the final tour departing at 3:00 PM. Tours take approximately 60 minutes. Speedway Tou r tickets are  $25  for Adults,  $20  for kids aged 5 to 12, and  free  for kids under 4.

NOTE : Doors to the museum and Gift Shop close at 5:00 PM.

NOTE : both the MSHFA and DIS track tours are open daily year round except for major holidays and track events. 

NOTE : The MSHFA is located in the Ticket & Tours Building at Daytona International Speedway. We're open from 10 AM until 5 PM each day except for major holidays and track events. 

Daytona International Speedway Tour

Daytona International Speedway Tour offers a behind-the-scenes tour of the iconic Daytona International Speedway race track.

Highlights 🏁 Experience a special tour of the legendary Daytona International Speedway race track  📸 Capture an everlasting memory of your car adventure with a photo at the renowned track  🏎️ Witness the victorious yellow Ford Mustang driven by Michael McDowell in the Daytona 500  General Info 📅 Date and time: * Tours are available throughout the day, starting from 09:30 and concluding with the final tour at 15:00. * Kindly make sure to arrive at least 5 minutes before your chosen tour time to collect your complimentary digital photo package, which is included with your ticket. Please note that tour ticket sales will cease 5 minutes prior to the start of the tour. 📍 Location: Daytona International Speedway ⏳ Duration: The tour lasts for a period of one hour ♿ Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible 👤 Age requirement: No age requirement. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult ❗ For this event, all sales are final and tickets can’t be refunded, changed or modified. For more information, please refer to our T&Cs

Description Experience the most exhilarating racing escapade of your life! Discover the legendary Daytona International Speedway like never before, with an exclusive peek behind the scenes. Your heart will race as you step onto the hallowed start/finish line, stroll down the pulsating pit road, and strike a pose next to the illustrious yellow Ford Mustang owned by none other than Daytona 500 victor, the extraordinary Michael McDowell. And that's not all! You'll also be granted entry into the esteemed Motor Sports Hall of Fame of America. Get your tickets now for Daytona International Speedway Tour!

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More than the miles of shoreline, Daytona is probably best known for the Daytona International Speedway. Since opening in 1959, the complex has been the city's claim to fame, as host to the biggest racing competitions (like February's Daytona 500) and other smaller events throughout the year. On non-event days, you can take a guided tour via tram.

During the half-hour Speedway Tour, you'll take a spin through Daytona International Speedway's infield, pose for a photo at the podium in Gatorade Victory Lane, and stand next to the car of this year's Daytona 500 champion. Tickets for adults cost $19; tickets for kids ages 5 to 12 cost $13 and children ages 4 and younger ride for free. If you're hoping to delve deeper into the speedway's historical sites, consider taking an All Access Tour. You'll have to fork over a bit more coin ($26 for adults; $20 for kids ages 5 to 12), but you'll have the opportunity to check out the media deadline room, peer into the pit stalls and enjoy spectacular views of the trioval and infield from frontstretch seating. Even if you're not much of a racing aficionado, previous travelers said it's still worth a visit. Hoping to get behind the wheel? You can do that here, too. Sign up for the Richard Petty Driving Experience and tear around the 2½-mile-long superspeedway. If you'd rather ride shotgun, you can ask an instructor to take you for a few laps around the track – just be prepared to ride at speeds up to 165 mph. To learn more about available dates and times, check the Richard Petty Driving Experience website , and for more information on the Daytona International Speedway, visit its website .

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Has Daytona International Speedway survived the NASCAR scoring pylon controversy? We investigated.

DAYTONA BEACH — Remember a couple weeks back and all the hullabaloo over scoring pylons disappearing at NASCAR tracks?

Two weeks back at Texas, it didn’t take long for fans to realize something was missing inside the track.

Hmmm. There’s probably a reason, most folks assumed, and hopefully a replacement coming soon.

Then came the next week at Talladega , where, again, there was no scoring pylon to be found.

Conspiracy? Or just weird coincidence?

Either way, while it might not reach the level of being un-American, it surely assaults the senses for any racetrack regular. No scoring pylon at a race? Might as well take down the inning-by-inning scoreboard at ballparks.

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And you had to wonder, how far will this go? Any chance we’ll go to NASCAR’s mothership — Daytona International Speedway — in August or next February and not see scoring pylons?

Well, calm down. So far, so good for Daytona’s two scoring pylons, and don’t look for them to come down anytime soon.

They’re only two years old, for one thing.

And for another, they’re not pylons, but trilons , three-sided info boards erected in the summer of 2022. A visit to the Speedway this week confirmed their ongoing existence.

And since you’re obviously interested, let’s go to the Daytona FAQs to learn about those two py … ooops … trilons.

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∎ Each leaderboard panel has 737.28 square-feet of LEDs

∎ Leaderboards will be integrated with live NASCAR Timing and Scoring feeds to allow for fans to track their favorite driver

∎ Color Capacity is 281 trillion colors

∎ Each leaderboard has a total of 2,211.84 square-feet of active LED

∎ Each LED module measures 14.4 x 14.4 inches

∎ Total number of LED modules for each side of the leaderboard is 512

∎ Each three-sided leaderboard has a total of 1,536 total LED modules

∎ LED Lifetime is 100,000 hours

∎ 256 levels of dimming capabilities

∎ Ability to play separate and/or different content on each side of any of the leaderboards simultaneously

∎ Total weight of the LED Panels per leaderboard is 19,968 lbs.

∎ Content can be displayed in static or motion formats.

Yep, a step or two advanced beyond the Fenway Park score

This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: NASCAR scoring pylons disappearing; is Daytona next to chop them down?

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