Phoenix Raceway Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Spots for NASCAR & Events

Your Guide to the Perfect Seat at Phoenix Raceway

Phoenix Raceway, a premier NASCAR track in Avondale, Arizona, offers thrilling racing action with its unique 1-mile oval and "dogleg" curve. Known for hosting the NASCAR Championship Weekend, the venue features diverse seating options tailored for speed, visibility, and fan experience.

Phoenix Raceway Seating Chart Breakdown

• Main Grandstand (Frontstretch): Central views of pit road and the finish line. Higher rows avoid sun glare.
• Allison Grandstand (Turn 1): Close-up turns 1-2 action but limited visibility of backstretch.
• Petty Grandstand (Turn 4): Prime views of overtaking zones but distant from pit lane.
• Lower vs. Upper Rows: Lower rows feel the speed (may have sightline obstructions), while upper rows offer panoramic views.

Best Seats for Events

• NASCAR Races: Sections 120-140 (Frontstretch) for pit road drama or Turn 4 for thrilling passes.
• Concerts/Non-Racing Events: Mid-level center sections (e.g., 215-230) for balanced sightlines.

VIP & Accessibility

• Club 1: Air-conditioned lounges, premium food, and driver appearances.
• Luxury Suites: Private balconies, catering, and VIP parking.
• Accessible Seating: Wheelchair-accessible platforms in all grandstands with companion seats.

Tips for Choosing Seats

Prioritize shaded upper rows for day races. Budget fans can opt for Turn 2’s backstretch seating. Use the Raceway’s virtual view tool to preview sightlines before booking.