Martinsville Speedway NASCAR packages
Martinsville NASCAR Packages at Martinsville Speedway
Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Virginia, Martinsville Speedway stands as a living link to NASCAR’s roots. As the shortest track in the Cup Series at 0.526 miles, Martinsville is famous for hard racing, contact, and memorable finishes. Our Martinsville NASCAR Packages deliver the full “paperclip oval” experience, combining the thrill of close-quarters racing with hospitality and planning handled from start to finish.
Where Tradition Meets Intensity
At Martinsville, every lap is personal: tight turns, slow corners, and short straightaways mean drivers are never out of the moment. The old-school layout amplifies battles for position, and caution flags are part of the drama. With seating locations chosen for optimal vantage points, your Martinsville NASCAR Package ensures you catch brake-heavy passes, the signature bump-and-run, and full views of pit road.
Stay in Comfort, Travel with Ease
The weekend begins at Embassy Suites Greensboro Airport—a modern hotel offering two-room suites, complimentary breakfasts, and a relaxed base before race day. It’s a smart balance between guest comfort and strategic proximity to Martinsville Speedway. On event day, you’ll board our private motorcoach at the hotel and travel into Virginia’s scenic backroads directly to the Speedway. No parking fields or long parking lot treks—just an easy ride from the hotel to the race track.
Seamless Weekends Backed by RaceAway
Each Martinsville NASCAR Package bundles your race tickets, hotel stay, and motorcoach transportation into one easy itinerary. RaceAway’s team coordinates shuttle timing and race-day logistics so your weekend runs smoothly from start to finish. Whether you’re joining us for the March 2026 Cook Out 400 or returning in the fall for the November 2026 Xfinity 500, our Martinsville NASCAR Ticket Packages deliver convenience, comfort, and the excitement of classic short-track racing. From the roar of the engines to the energy of the crowd, RaceAway makes your Martinsville weekends unforgettable — in both the spring and fall.
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Upcoming races at Martinsville Speedway
Quick facts
- Location: Ridgeway, Virginia
- Track Length: 0.526 miles (shortest track on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule)
- Shape: Paperclip oval with long straightaways and tight, flat turns
- Surface: Asphalt straightaways with concrete turns
- Banking: 12° in the turns, 0° on the straightaways
- Seating Capacity: Approximately 44,000 spectators
- Unique Feature: Home of the famous Martinsville hot dog, a fan-favorite concession for decades
Why book your Martinsville Speedway NASCAR package with RaceAway Hospitality
- Complete Weekend Package — One booking covers your NASCAR Cup Series race tickets, Embassy Suites hotel stay, and motorcoach transfers, so everything is organized in advance.
- Dedicated On-Site Hosts — Our staff is available throughout the race day to assist with schedules, answer questions, and keep things running smoothly.
- More Personal Experience — We limit group sizes, which means fewer delays and more individual attention for our guests.
- Family-Friendly Fun — Martinsville’s size and visibility make it easy for first-timers and younger fans to follow the action without missing a moment. Everyone is welcome with RaceAway.
- Blue Ridge Tower or Turn 1 Glenn Wood Tower Tickets — Choose between two premium seating areas: the Blue Ridge Tower with expansive frontstretch views, or the Glenn Wood Tower near Turn 1.
Martinsville Speedway track history
- 1947: Martinsville Speedway opened in Ridgeway, Virginia, built by H. Clay Earles as one of NASCAR’s earliest purpose-built tracks.
- 1949: Hosted the sixth race in NASCAR’s inaugural Strictly Stock (now Cup Series) season, making it the only track still on the schedule from that first year.
- 1950s–1960s: Martinsville became known for its tight “paperclip” layout and hard-fought short-track racing, quickly earning a reputation as one of NASCAR’s toughest circuits.
- 1976: Martinsville introduced its signature trophy — a grandfather clock, crafted by Ridgeway Clocks — still awarded to winners today.
- 1999: The track was purchased by International Speedway Corporation, securing its long-term place on the Cup Series calendar.
- 2017: Martinsville became the first major motorsports facility to install a permanent LED lighting system.
- Today: As the shortest track in the NASCAR Cup Series at 0.526 miles, Martinsville remains a fan-favorite, famous for bump-and-run finishes, short tempers, and its iconic hot dogs.
FAQ
What is included in the package?
RaceAway Martinsville NASCAR Packages include NASCAR Cup Series race tickets, hotel room for two nights, and private charter track transportation.
What options are available with Martinsville NASCAR Packages?
A choice of race ticket location, additional hotel nights, scanner rentals, and Pre-Race Experience passes are all optional upgrades for our Nashville NASCAR packages.
Can I buy the package without a hotel room or tickets?
Packages are typically available without tickets (hotel & transportation only) or without hotel accommodations (tickets and transportation only) upon request.
When will I receive my tickets?
E-tickets for Martinsville Speedway will be sent two to three weeks prior to the event. Related package information will also be sent in this timeframe.
What am I allowed to take into the track?
Martinsville Speedway allows soft-sided coolers up to 14" at their largest dimension, one bag up to 18" at its largest dimension, and small bags such as a purse.
What happens if weather delays the race?
In the event of a rain delay, the track will honor tickets for the next day. RaceAway hosts will poll the group to determine track transportation needs for the next day and charter track transportation accordingly.
Local highlights
Just a short drive from the Embassy Suites Greensboro Airport hotel, guests will find a mix of family-friendly attractions and cultural gems. Spend a morning exploring the Greensboro Science Center, where the zoo, aquarium, and interactive exhibits make it easy for all ages to enjoy. For a quieter escape, stroll the elevated boardwalks of the Bog Garden at Benjamin Park, a hidden natural retreat in the heart of the city. And for a dose of local heritage, the Greensboro Historical Museum offers exhibits that showcase the stories, people, and history that shaped this part of North Carolina.
Nearest airports
Our Martinsville NASCAR Packages include motorcoach service between the Embassy Suites Greensboro Airport hotel and Martinsville Speedway. On race day, you’ll board the bus at the hotel and enjoy an easy ride through the rolling foothills of North Carolina and southern Virginia. Forget about navigating backroads or searching for a spot in the Speedway’s crowded parking areas — our coach drops you near the track. After the race, your motorcoach will be waiting to return you to Greensboro.