FAQ

The race weekend includes free exciting season finales:

• NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series 
• NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series 
• NASCAR Cup Series

Yes. Homestead-Miami Speedway provides multiple large free general-parking areas around the circuit. Arriving early is recommended, as it helps you avoid heavier traffic and secure a spot closer to the gates. For exact lot locations and recommended entry routes, check the official parking map and information guide.

Yes. Noise levels at Homestead-Miami Speedway’s 1-mile oval are extremely high, and proper hearing protection is strongly advised. Earplugs or over-ear protectors are ideal, particularly for younger fans, to help prevent hearing discomfort during the race.

November typically brings mild, pleasant conditions. Daytime temperatures often sit between 72–82°F (22–28°C), while evenings tend to cool to around 58–66°F (14–19°C). Rain isn’t common, but it’s sensible to bring a light jacket for the cooler night hours and a compact rain poncho just in case of an isolated shower.

Yes. Fans may bring commercially sealed and unopened food and drinks, including factory-sealed alcoholic beverages (no glass containers).

No. There are no ATMs on the property. Homestead-Miami Speedway uses a fully cashless system, so all payments must be made with a debit or credit card.

Yes. Flags, small banners, and signs are permitted as long as they don’t block the view of other guests. Poles must be collapsible. Large banners, metal poles, pyrotechnics, and any items that could create a safety hazard are not allowed.

Lost children, parents, and personal items can be taken to or claimed from the Police Command Post inside Gate 3 (east side), the Information Desk inside the Administrative Building, or the Infield Meeting Room. Lost children will be escorted to one of these locations.

The fall NASCAR Cup Series race in Miami takes place at Homestead-Miami Speedway, located in Homestead, Florida, south of downtown Miami. The 1.5-mile oval is one of NASCAR’s most respected tracks, known for multi-groove racing, dramatic restarts, and its history of hosting memorable Playoff battles.

Homestead-Miami Speedway sits roughly 35 miles south of central Miami and is easy to reach via Florida’s Turnpike. Most visitors arrive by car, with several parking lots positioned around the venue for straightforward access.

If you're flying in, Miami International Airport (MIA) is the closest major airport. Rideshare options such as Uber and Lyft also operate on race weekends, with designated drop-off and pick-up points near the main entrances.

Yes — Homestead-Miami Speedway is known for its family-friendly atmosphere. Kids can explore interactive fan areas, games, and souvenir shops, while parents can enjoy the peace of mind that the entire facility is designed with safety, comfort, and accessibility in mind. It’s a welcoming environment for first-time visitors and returning fans alike.