The Bottom Line
This guide is full of useful information for the traveling race fan. Everything you need to know about going to the track including how to get there, where to stay, what to eat and more.
Pros
- Filled with truly useful information
- Easy to find what you're looking for
- Covers Winston Cup, BGN and truck series tracks
Cons
- Filled with ads
- No insider tips and tricks for parking / traffic
Description
- Includes current map of the track and surrounding area, driving directions and the seating chart.
- Each track lists 2002 race results, 2003 schedule, track phone numbers, track records etc.
- Gives cooler rules for each track so you'll know what you are allowed to take into the track.
- Lists local museums and activities for the non-NASCAR fans who may be traveling with you.
- Local bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, hotels and motels list helps you find a place to stay.
- Restaurants broken up by type of food. Are you up for Chinese or Pizza?
- Places To Go section highlights some area attractions along with a short blurb describing each.
- Also includes 19 driver interviews with big names like Gordon, Jarrett, Martin, Stewart and more.
Guide Review - Officially Licensed NASCAR Winston Cup Track and Travel Guide
The Official NASCAR Winston Cup Track and Travel Guide is packed with information for traveling race fans.
In addition to the basic race fan information there are non-NASCAR activities listed too. Bowling alleys, golf courses, museums, day trips and other area tourist attractions are included.
This guide also includes service listings that could get you out of a jam. Auto parts stores, mechanics, laundry and locksmiths could all come in useful if things don't go your way. In case things REALLY go bad the guide also includes area hospitals and bail bondsmen.
Something for everyone here. Race fans going to a track for the first time will certainly find this guide helpful. Veteran race fans might learn something new about their favorite tracks.
