This Talladega NASCAR package includes everything you need for an amazing weekend at Talladega Superspeedway for the Amp Energy 500: Quality hotel accommodations, some of the best seats in the house, catered hospitality and pit passes. What more could you ask for? Maybe a ride to the track? We've got that too! Want to see more? Check out photos from our 2009 Talladega NASCAR Tour!

Two nights hotel accommodations (Saturday & Sunday) at the Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham

• Just 45 minutes from Talladega Superspeedway
• Full-service hotel with restaurant and lounge
• Complimentary airport shuttle
• Additional hotel nights are $165 per night (dbl occupancy, tax included)

Private round-trip track transportion via luxury motor coach on Sunday for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.

• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race tickets: Reserved tickets in the Birmingham Tower for the Amp Energy 500. Our seats are close to the Start/Finish line and offer a great view of Talladega Superspeedway and pit road!
• Private catered hospitality in Hospitality Village at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday. Including closed-circuit TV, food, beverages and beer!
• Pre-race pit passes included!
• All taxes and gratuities included

RaceAway staff on site:

Jennifer	Rick

RaceAway Hospitality would like to ensure your Talladega NASCAR package is one you'll repeat. As your host for the weekend, we'll be there to make sure this trip exceeds your expectations. If you have questions regarding this Talladega NASCAR tour, please contact us. We'll be very happy to help!

Talladega Superspeedway, located near Talladega, Alabama is known as the biggest, fastest and most competitive racing facility in NASCAR. The steep banking of this 2.66-mile tri-oval race track has helped set records for high speeds. Talladega Superspeedway has long been a favorite "restrictor plate" race track among NASCAR fans.

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Amp Energy 500 visits Talladega each November and brings a sell out crowd of over 143,000 race fans. Restrictor plate racing typically produces close quarters racing, keeping cars running in massive packs through the high banks at Talladega. With cars racing four and five wide, fans sometimes witness "the big one," a wreck of several cars racing in tight proximity.