
Race fans are sure to be revving their engines over the exciting opportunity to watch their favorite racers blasting down 400 miles of track at this year’s Daytona International Speedway races in Daytona Beach, Florida. No one can resist the allure of getting NASCAR tickets to this fabulous event, and they’re well worth buying.
When the race was started in 1959, it was only 250 miles and scheduled for the morning of July 4. This led to it gaining its original name, the Firecracker 250. In 1963 it was expanded to 400 miles, and with time, it’s moved to being a night race. In 1989, Pepsi became the race’s sponsor. In 2007, Pepsi was dropped for Coca-Cola.
Coke Zero 400 tickets are now available. Don’t pass up this fantastic opportunity to see a nighttime race that lasts a whole 160 laps. You’ll be thrilled watching your favorite professional race car drivers zooming around the track for 400 miles—it’s so much it could very likely make you dizzy! Around that track they go, where they end up, nobody knows.