Race Day Parking and VIP Options at Speedway Sports Park
Not everyone in your party will camp for the week — and for friends driving in for the day, Speedway Sports Park offers race day parking on Saturday and Sunday, a short walk from the speedway's main entrance. For guests who want the closest possible spot, VIP car parking is available by arrangement.
Why park inside the park
Race-day traffic on Route 106 is a Loudon tradition nobody enjoys. Parking at Speedway Sports Park trades that gridlock for a walk of well under ten minutes — the same walk the campers make — and an exit that does not depend on the slowest lot attendant at the speedway.
| Option | Includes | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Race day parking | Saturday or Sunday parking inside the park, short walk to the gates | Friends and family visiting campers for the day |
| VIP car parking | The closest available positions, arranged in advance by phone | Guests who want to arrive late and leave first |
| Extra car pass | Additional vehicle on a registered campsite, per race | Campers with a second car joining midweek |
How to arrange it
Race day and VIP parking are handled directly by the park office — call ahead with your date, vehicle and (if you are visiting campers) the name of the siteholder you are joining. All vehicles entering the park stop at the office to register, so have your confirmation ready at the gate.
- Reserve VIP early — the closest positions are limited and go first for the Cup race.
- Arrive before the rush: the two hours before the green flag are the busiest at the gate.
- Remember the 5 MPH limit inside the park at all times.
- No overnight stays on day-parking passes — camping requires a registered site.
Pair it with a campsite
Many day-parkers become next season's campers. If you are testing the waters, combine a Sunday parking pass with a walk through the rows — the sites and packages guide explains what a full race-week stay includes.
