ABOUT CORONADO STREET COURSE

The Coronado Street Course is one of the most unique temporary circuits ever to host a NASCAR event, set against the stunning backdrop of Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, California, just across the bay from downtown San Diego. Known for its combination of coastal views and high-speed straights, the track delivers a rare mix of motorsport and Southern California charm.

Spectators can expect excellent viewing areas, including temporary grandstands positioned along key overtaking points and fan zones located near the paddock and pit straight. With San Diego’s skyline and the Pacific Ocean as a backdrop, it’s an event that blends motorsport with one of California’s most scenic locations.

Access to the track is straightforward, with designated parking zones on the base. Fans can also enjoy the Coronado Fan Zone, featuring live music, driver appearances, interactive displays, and local food vendors celebrating San Diego’s relaxed coastal atmosphere.

From roaring engines on the runway to the sound of jets overhead, the Coronado Street Course offers a race-day experience unlike anywhere else in NASCAR — where speed meets the sea.

ENTERING THE RACE TRACK

RULES FOR VISITORS

HISTORY OF THE CORONADO STREET COURSE

ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES (ADA)

FAN ZONES

MAP OF THE GRANDSTANDS

FAQ

Of course! Fans are welcome to bring team flags, banners, and other gear to show their support. Just make sure your items don’t block the view of others or interfere with the event. Please remember that fireworks, flares, and any pyrotechnic devices are strictly prohibited for everyone’s safety.

Yes, cash payments are accepted, and most vendors and concession stands will also take major credit and debit cards for your convenience.

Yes, personal photography is allowed, and fans are encouraged to capture their race-day memories. However, professional camera equipment, long lenses, video recorders, and drones are not permitted. Operating a drone over or near the track is a serious safety violation and may lead to removal from the venue or legal penalties.

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