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Federated Auto Parts 400 - NASCAR Cup Series Tickets

Event:Federated Auto Parts 400

Track: Richmond Raceway

Location: Richmond, Va.

League: NASCAR Cup Series

Sponsor: Federated Auto Parts

Latest Winner: Martin Truex Jr.

Notable Recent Winners: Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski

Federated Auto Parts 400 Tickets

When the field takes the green flag for this year's Federated Auto Parts 400, Martin Truex Jr. will attempt to become the event's first back-to-back winner since 2010. Known among fans as the "Night Race at Richmond" or the "Richmond Fall Race," the competition falls on a Saturday night in September that is usually stifling hot and crackling with drama. Although only Denny Hamlin has won the event twice in the last 10 years, Richmond Raceway has a tradition of repeat winners. Richard Petty won this event five times in a row from 1970 through 1974. Darrell Waltrip, Bobby Allison, Jimmie Johnson and Hamlin have won two or more straight. Chevrolet has won this race 17 times to lead all manufacturers. Ford has 15 wins and Toyota has seven, including four of the last five. Richmond has hosted a fall event since 1958. The race moved from Sunday afternoon to Saturday night in 1991. That year it joined Bristol Motor Speedway on NASCAR's summer short track night racing schedule. Federated Auto Parts will sponsor the event for the ninth consecutive year. Grab your Federated Auto Parts 500 - NASCAR Cup Series tickets at StubHub.

How is the racing at Richmond?

Known as the "Action Track," Richmond is famous for close racing and frequent contact among short track competitors. The fall race saw an average of 11 caution periods between 2001 and 2016. Recent changes to NASCAR's aerodynamic rules have reduced the number of caution flags. For the 2020 season, NASCAR introduced rules that its officials believe will reduce the role of aerodynamics at tracks like Richmond. Officials at Richmond Raceway welcomed the changes, expecting the track to quickly recapture its reputation for side-by-side racing.

How much are Federated Auto Parts 500 - NASCAR Cup Series tickets?

Ticket prices begin around $75. StubHub is your best resource to find a ticket package for your experience at the "Action Track."

How is the NASCAR fan experience at Richmond?

Richmond is known for its festive fan experience. Its "Chaos Corner Turn 4 Party Deck" serves fans 21 and older. The Deck features a close-up view of the action in the decisive final turn and up the front straightaway as drivers charge toward the checkered flag. In the track's FanGrounds area, fans can watch as teams prepare their cars and run them through NASCAR's inspection stations.

What are the best seats at Richmond Raceway?

Richmond's grandstands extend approximately halfway around the race track, from Turn 4 through Turn 1. Because the track is just 3/4-mile around, 60 feet wide and relatively flat, fans are able to follow all of the racing action from the grandstands. The Capital and Commonwealth Grandstands extend along the 1,290-foot front stretch. The Verandah and Dogwood Grandstands cover Turn 1. All entrances have either a ramp or an elevator to accommodate ADA guests. Handicap seating is available throughout the facility. Fans can access the Richmond infield through the FanGrounds program. Check with StubHub to find your best seating option.

What can you tell me about parking, tailgating and camping options?

Richmond Raceway parking is accessible from Interstates 95, 64 and 295. Fans park free in its general parking area outside the track on a first come, first served basis. The track offers several premium parking options, including group tailgating. Richmond area Toyota dealers offer parking passes to owners of Toyota vehicles. Richmond Raceway offers RV and tent camping. All camping spots are reserved and all campers must possess tickets for the race.

Is the Federated Auto Parts 400 part of the NASCAR Playoffs?

The Federated Auto Parts 400 is the second race of the 2020 NASCAR Playoffs. This is the third straight year Richmond has hosted a playoff race. Following the iconic Southern 500 at Darlington, the Federated Auto Parts 400 will be the second of three races in opening round of the 2020 Playoffs. The winner is guaranteed to advance to the next round.Back to Top