Sat 28 Aug – Sun 29 Aug
Coming soonSummer night racing at Daytona. Race day there, home the next day.
Going as a group? Charter the van · Other events
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Last year
The trip
The Coke Zero Sugar 400 is Daytona's summer race for the Cup Series, run under the lights, and it closes out the regular season. By then only a few places in the Chase are still open, so the drivers on the edge go all out to keep their title hopes alive. On the high banks, that makes for a nervous last lap.
A night race finishes late, and Daytona is about four hours from Tallahassee. Rather than drive that in the dark, this trip stays over. The van takes you down, drops you at the speedway, and collects you the next day for the ride home.
0 of 9 seats booked. 4 more seats and the van runs.
It is $90.00 a seat. Book and pay now; if the van does not fill, the full amount comes back to you. We head out in 302 days.
Photos
NASCAR's gallery from last year's summer weekend has the pack, the crowd and the finish. The speedway's own feeds are where this year's build-up shows first.
Two tickets
Booking a van seat does not get you through the speedway gate. What we sell is the trip there, the drop-off, and the ride home the next day. The race ticket is sold by Daytona International Speedway.
Before you book with us, make sure you have your race ticket, and that the day on it is the day this van runs.
Follow it
Race weekend
Getting on. Arrive at your pickup place a few minutes ahead. The van goes at the time on your booking, once.
Your pickup place. You tell us where at checkout, anywhere within 15 miles of Tallahassee, and the van comes to you.
At the speedway. The van drops you at the track. Getting in is down to your ticket, and the speedway's fan guide lists what you can take with you.
The night. Your room for the night is yours to book; we do not arrange it. The van comes back for you the next day at the time on your booking.
Coming home. Be packed and ready at that time. Sit back for the four hours home while someone else watches the road.
