To make the most of your race weekend, here are some practical tips to help you stay comfortable, prepared, and focused on the action:
Guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages to the Coke Zero Sugar 400, which can help cut costs and ensure you have your favourite snacks on hand.
If you’d rather travel light, you’ll find a wide range of food and drink options available inside the venue. From burgers and wings to fries and soft drinks, classic American fast food is readily accessible. Water fountains are also located throughout the concourse areas.
There are generally no strict limitations on what you can bring, but it’s smart to review the official rules ahead of race day in case of updates. Note that large coolers and glass containers are not allowed–opt for smaller, easy-to-carry items instead.
Security screening is in place at all entry points, so allow a little extra time and be ready for bag checks.
Before heading to the track, save key info on your phone–like your tickets, maps, and driver details. Mobile networks can become overloaded, especially on race day, making it difficult to access data. If you’re meeting friends, it’s wise to agree on a specific time and location in advance, just like in the pre-smartphone days.
Motorsport events are loud by nature. While the volume in grandstands is usually manageable, trackside areas can be much noisier. Bringing earplugs is highly recommended, and for children, proper ear protection is essential to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
August in Florida is typically hot and humid, with daytime temperatures often reaching above 90°F (32°C). Thunderstorms are also common in the afternoon, so it’s wise to bring a light rain poncho or umbrella just in case.
Staying hydrated is crucial–bring water or use the venue’s fountains regularly. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are strongly recommended to protect yourself from the intense sun, especially if you’ll be outdoors for long periods. For accurate, real-time forecasts during your visit, we suggest using the Windy app or another trusted weather service to stay informed about changing conditions.
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