Towels may also take the place of seat cushions.
Towels: A towel can protect bare legs so your skin doesn’t end up touching hot metal bleachers on a 90-degree day when you’re wearing shorts. For your comfort, a seat cushion is a good idea because bleachers aren’t known for comfort. Frequent crashes by aggressive drivers, sudden rain showers, and other events can delay the race, leaving you sitting longer than anticipated. Seat cushions: Some race events last one and half to three hours, but the length depends on what happens during the race. This may be less of a concern if you’re visiting a short track such as the one at Knoxville Raceway, whose oval is only a half-mile long. Binoculars: Although not always required, binoculars are often good to have on hand because they’ll allow you to view other parts of the track. Bringing your own water can help you avoid missing part of the race because of the heat. The stands can get blazing-hot on summer days and cause some spectators to experience heat-related health concerns. Water bottles: Hydration is important during long race-day events. A small radio can help you fill in the blanks if you miss some action. That can make it difficult to keep up with where your favorite driver’s position, what caused an accident, etc. Small radio or scanner: When you visit a superspeedeway, such as the 2.5-mile oval at Daytona International Speedway, expect to lose sight of the cars. Take a bag of snacks (cookies, crackers, or dried fruit) to tide you over. Food/snacks: Concessions are not cheap, and lines can grow long. So here are 11 must-haves in case you were considering leaving some items behind to lighten your load. The problem is, the more you lug around, the more uncomfortable you might be. 
It’s NASCAR race day! | Kevin Abele/Icon Sportswire via Getty Imagesīecause many NASCAR events take place during warmer-weather months, you could have a long list of items you want to take with you.
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