NASCAR Tracks - The Kansas Speedway
Kansas Speedway boasts vast views from every seat and easy access in and out of the 1 1/2-mile state-of-the-art facility.
It was built because of a response to growing interest for motor sports entertainment in the Midwest.
Kansas Speedway is unable to accept or be responsible for third party Will Call.
There are no cancellations, refunds or exchanges of unclaimed tickets at Will Call.
Kansas Speedway is adjacent to two interstate highways and an excellent State and Local roadway network.
Additionally, the roadway infrastructure constructed to move traffic in, out and around the facility includes over 55 - lane miles of roadway.
It was built in the summer 1999 and contains 32 luxury suites.
In 2000, NASCAR announced that the Kansas Speedway would host the following races in 2001, Indy Racing League - July 8, 2001, NASCAR Busch Series - September 29, 2001 and NASCAR Winston Cup Series - September 30, 2001.
This brought much fame and publicity to this beautiful track.
Kansas Speedway is one of the newer tracks on the NASCAR circuit but it's building a reputation as one of the best.
At 1.
5 miles of tri-oval challenge, NASCAR racers have to be on their toes to beat this track.
Kansas Speedway's road course would allow the speedway to host additional races and events throughout the year, and would be only the second active road course in the state of Kansas.
The track seats nearly 82,000 spectators in the grandstands, but will eventually expand to 150,000 upon completion of the final phase of development.
The facility has very fan friendly access to 65 rows of seating, with a wonderful ground level concourse that allows spectators to walk down 30 rows or up 35 rows.
The Hard Rock Hotel Casino, which would be located in Kansas Speedway's Turn 2 with strong visibility and access to both Interstate 70 and Interstate 435, will bring a distinctive and energetic destination entertainment and gaming experience to Wyandotte County and establish the area as one of the major sports and leisure destinations in the country.
The ticket inventory is continually updated so check back often or call us if the seats you desire are not available.
Kansas Speedway Ticket orders are normally processed within 24 hours (Monday-Friday) of when they are placed.
If the race is within 72 hours, call to make special delivery arrangements.
You may call Kansas City Speedway or log onto their website for tickets and information.
Kansas Speedway is so cool if you can get tickets to go and see some of the races.
What a fantastic trip to make with your family or friends to this one of a kind exclusive track.
With the exciting twists and turns of the course you will be sure to be hanging on the edge of your seats with excitement.
Coolers, cameras and camcorders are allowed so make a day of it, camp out and enjoy the fantastic races hosted at this immaculate raceway.
Make sure and bring your ear plugs because it does get very noisy.
It was built because of a response to growing interest for motor sports entertainment in the Midwest.
Kansas Speedway is unable to accept or be responsible for third party Will Call.
There are no cancellations, refunds or exchanges of unclaimed tickets at Will Call.
Kansas Speedway is adjacent to two interstate highways and an excellent State and Local roadway network.
Additionally, the roadway infrastructure constructed to move traffic in, out and around the facility includes over 55 - lane miles of roadway.
It was built in the summer 1999 and contains 32 luxury suites.
In 2000, NASCAR announced that the Kansas Speedway would host the following races in 2001, Indy Racing League - July 8, 2001, NASCAR Busch Series - September 29, 2001 and NASCAR Winston Cup Series - September 30, 2001.
This brought much fame and publicity to this beautiful track.
Kansas Speedway is one of the newer tracks on the NASCAR circuit but it's building a reputation as one of the best.
At 1.
5 miles of tri-oval challenge, NASCAR racers have to be on their toes to beat this track.
Kansas Speedway's road course would allow the speedway to host additional races and events throughout the year, and would be only the second active road course in the state of Kansas.
The track seats nearly 82,000 spectators in the grandstands, but will eventually expand to 150,000 upon completion of the final phase of development.
The facility has very fan friendly access to 65 rows of seating, with a wonderful ground level concourse that allows spectators to walk down 30 rows or up 35 rows.
The Hard Rock Hotel Casino, which would be located in Kansas Speedway's Turn 2 with strong visibility and access to both Interstate 70 and Interstate 435, will bring a distinctive and energetic destination entertainment and gaming experience to Wyandotte County and establish the area as one of the major sports and leisure destinations in the country.
The ticket inventory is continually updated so check back often or call us if the seats you desire are not available.
Kansas Speedway Ticket orders are normally processed within 24 hours (Monday-Friday) of when they are placed.
If the race is within 72 hours, call to make special delivery arrangements.
You may call Kansas City Speedway or log onto their website for tickets and information.
Kansas Speedway is so cool if you can get tickets to go and see some of the races.
What a fantastic trip to make with your family or friends to this one of a kind exclusive track.
With the exciting twists and turns of the course you will be sure to be hanging on the edge of your seats with excitement.
Coolers, cameras and camcorders are allowed so make a day of it, camp out and enjoy the fantastic races hosted at this immaculate raceway.
Make sure and bring your ear plugs because it does get very noisy.