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Camping World 500 at Phoenix International Raceway Tickets

Event: FanShield 500 – NASCAR Cup Series

Venue: Phoenix Raceway

Location: Avondale, Ariz.

Distance: 312 laps / 500 kilometers / 310.686 miles

2020 Dates: March 6-8

FanShield 500 NASCAR Tickets

The FanShield 500, part of the NASCAR Cup Series circuit, is a top race with a unique racetrack design providing fans a weekend of competitive racing entertainment. In 2020, the FanShield 500 will take place March 6-8 during the FanShield 500 Speed Fest weekend at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Ariz., against the spectacular view of the Estrella Mountains. Since the track is at the foot of the mountains, it is designed with curves. The race includes a competitive field of current champions like Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch and new talents like Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott, all racing to take home the championship trophy. The INfield portion of the racing weekend presents many benefits for fans with more interactive and close-up activities and access to the drivers and their garages. To be part of the racing action, grab your FanShield 500 NASCAR tickets at StubHub.

Where is the FanShield 500 held?

The FanShield 500 NASCAR Weekend is held every spring at Phoenix Raceway. Constructed in 1964, the racetrack was designed as an open-wheel racing track, set against the backdrop of the Estrella Mountains. The new track replaced the old racetrack at the Arizona State Fairgrounds and soon became a favored racetrack of the time. Things became exciting at the track in 1988, when it held some of the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series races. Today, the raceway hosts various NASCAR races, such as the NASCAR FanShield 500 in the spring and the NASCAR Championship Weekend in the fall. The track is approximately 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) long and is a D-shaped tri-oval. The venue seats 76,800 and is owned by NASCAR, which bought out former owner International Speedway Corp. for $2 billion in May 2019. Due to being built at the foot of a mountain range, the track has a unique "dogleg" curve in the middle of the backstretch. Turns 1 and 2 have a bank of 11 degrees, and Turns 3 and 4 have a bank of 9 degrees.

What is the fan experience at the FanShield 500?

During the racing weekend, there are many fun events and activities that are geared toward the fans, including children. The INfield is easily accessible from the Midway and is home to an interactive garage that gets you closer to your favorite teams and drivers. You can see into Gatorade Victory Lane, observe the drivers' meetings and participate in interactive experiences. The Activity Zone hosts entertainment for the kids from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. The ROLL-BAR pass features food stations with lots of variety, your choice of complimentary beverages and INfield access the day of the ROLL-BAR pass. You can participate in DJ entertainment and giveaways. Dos Equis Curve is a luxury Fan Hospitality Club with great views of the races, an exclusive menu, complimentary beverages, air conditioning, VIP parking, INfield access and unique seating areas.

WHat other races take place during the FanShield 500 NASCAR Weekend?

During the FanShield 500 weekend, there are two additional races running in tandem with the main racing event. The ARCA Menards Series occurs on Friday, which is also the day the test FanShield races are held. The NASCAR Xfinity Series 200 is raced on Saturday, with the FanShield qualifiers also taking place.

What is the racing format for the 2020 FanShield 500 NASCAR Weekend?

The FanShield 500 NASCAR Weekend takes place over three days: Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Test racing is held on Friday, March 6, qualifying races are held on Saturday, March 7, and the final championship race takes place on Sunday. March 8. The NASCAR Xfinity Series 200 is also held on Saturday during the FanShield racing weekend.

Can I camp at the FanShield 500?

You can camp at the Phoenix Raceway during their events, including the FanShield 500 NASCAR Weekend. There are several areas for camping, and you can purchase passes. The camping passes are in pairs, with one for your RV and one for a tow or personal vehicle. The new family camping area has enhanced security and quiet hours from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Prices for the different camping areas range from $150 to $250.Back to Top