FAQs
- How many classes can I register for?
As many as you like, but first check the published Race Order. Once published, the order is pretty well set. We publish it in advance so you can decide what classes to register for to avoid back-to-back motos.
- How many riders can register for a class?
Classes will be capped at either 34 or 64. Keep in mind there is only so much time in the day and not every class will be able to have 2 gates. We will decide which classes will be capped at 34/64 based on demand.
- The class I want to race in is full. Can I register “out of class” just to get some track time?
NO! We realize there is a great demand to race at this prestigious event, but safety is our first priority. Please try and register for your appropriate skill level class as soon as possible. Classes run a high risk of selling out.
- Will I be able to register for a class at the event?
You can register at the event only if there are positions available. Please be sure to check HERE to see if the class is full before making the trip.
- What does my rider entry fee include?
Your rider entry fee includes your class race entry only. All riders will be required to purchase a Gate Admission Ticket and a Pro Supercross ticket if you want to see the racing Saturday evening. The Pro Supercross ticket is separate and is not included in your race entry or Gate Admission Ticket.
- Will I need medical insurance in order to participate?
Yes. We do not provide rider medical insurance, and due to the requirements of the Speedway, we cannot accept any riders who do not have their own medical insurance coverage.
- I don’t have medical insurance, but I want to race. What do I do?
Good news! The AMA now has a Rider Accident Medical Plan (RAMP) available to all AMA members. The coverage is very affordable and there are three options available. Benefits are paid when a covered member is injured while competing at an AMA-sanctioned event. For details about the RAMP program and to sign-up, visit www.jonesbirdsong.com. Another option is RiderSurance. They specialize in rider medical coverage and would be happy to get you set-up. Visit at www.RiderSurance.com or call (888) 803-9433.
- I registered online. Now what?
Fantastic! We can’t wait to see you at the world’s most famous racetrack. Print out the email receipt and take it with you to check-in at the Speedway.
- I never received an email confirmation after I registered online. What should I do?
Check again. Everyone is issued an email receipt confirming their entry. If you don’t see one, check your spam box. If you still don’t see one, call or email our office.
- How do I get into the Speedway?
If you are coming from I-95, exit at International Speedway Blvd and head east toward Daytona Beach. Turn right onto Williamson Blvd for 1/2 mile; then left on Midway Avenue for 1 mile; and left into Gate 50. (DO NOT enter Gate 40.) Park in the large parking lot near the Back Stretch Ticket Booth. That is where our RCSX/MX Sports Welcome Center is located.
- Where do I pick up my tickets/credentials?
You can pick up your credentials, camping passes and NASCAR Garage assignment at the RCSX/MX Sports Welcome Center located adjacent to the Back Stretch Ticket Booth at Gate 50. You must have your credentials and camping pass in order to enter the Speedway.
- When can I get into the Speedway?
The RCSX/MX Sports Welcome Center hours are:
Friday 9:00 am – 7 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 7 pm
Sunday 6:30 am – 7 pm
Monday 9:00 am – 7 pm
Tuesday 6:30 am – 12 pm
- I will be arriving at the Speedway Friday evening after 7pm. Will I be able to get in?
No - not until Saturday morning.
- I am a registered amateur rider. Do I need to purchase a Gate Admission Ticket?
Yes. All riders and their guests must purchase a Gate Admission Ticket in addition to their rider entry fee.
- Does my Gate Admission Ticket include access to the Pro Supercross race Saturday evening?
No. If you want to attend the Saturday evening Pro Supercross, you will have to purchase a separate ticket directly from Daytona International Speedway (DIS). Tickets are $55; there are no children’s prices. But DIS has arranged for RCSX riders and their families to choose the $60 reserved seats at the discount price of $55. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 concerns, fans are limited to the Pro Supercross event and tickets will sell out fast, so don’t wait. To purchase a Pro Supercross ticket, go HERE.
- I purchased passes for my family. Do they need to be present to pick them up?
No. Just give us the names of your guests and we will check them in when they arrive. Direct them to the RCSX/MX Sports Welcome Center to pick up their credentials and sign the necessary legal releases.
- How are the campsites assigned? Are they first come, first serve?
Yes, we will park you in the order of your arrival. If you want to park next to someone, please arrive together.
- We are not camping. Do we need a parking pass for our vehicle?
No. Only campers need a parking pass. If you are not leaving a vehicle onsite overnight, you do not need a camping pass. If you are leaving a vehicle onsite overnight, you will be required to purchase a camping pass, regardless if you are spending the night or not.
- I am not camping. Where do I park?
Saturday the DIS staff will park you in the Road Course Infield. Sunday they will direct you to the truck pad to the left of the Pro Garages.
- I have a 60' rig. Will I fit in the hookup camping spot?
Hookup spots are limited to 20’ x 55’ - that’s it. So, if your rig is too long, you should not purchase a hookup as you will not fit.
- What utilities does a Hookup spot come with?
Hookups have water and electric, but no sewage.
- Where is the Driver-Owner Lot?
The Driver-Owner Lot is directly behind the NASCAR Garages, adjacent to the Fan Zone. It is a gated lot with paved RV parking pads.
- Are the NASCAR Garages assigned?
Yes. NASCAR Garages are assigned based on the date and time they are purchased. Each garage pass will have a number in the bottom right-hand corner. That will be the garage assigned to you if you purchased one.
- How many NASCAR garages can I get?
There is a max of 2 garages per rider.
- Will I be able to park next to my NASCAR Garage?
Every garage has a parking space next to it. Space varies, but generally can accommodate a small box van. Additional parking is available on a first-come basis.
- If I purchase a NASCAR Garage do I have to purchase a camping pass?
Yes, if you are staying overnight at the Speedway. If you are not spending the night, you do not have to purchase a camping pass.
- I rented a NASCAR Garage. When do I need to vacate the garage?
We will need to vacate the garage by 9 p.m. Tuesday.
- I registered online. Do I need to report to Registration at the Speedway?
Yes. Everyone must report to Registration and check-in all their classes, complete the paperwork and register their transponder.
- Where is Registration and how do I get there?
Registration will be held at the back stretch
- When is Registration?
For Amateurs:
Saturday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday 6:30 am - 8:00 am
For Vintage:
Monday 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Tuesday 6:30 am - 8:00 am
- What do I need to bring with me to Registration?
You will need to bring your AMA card. We may ask for a photo ID. If you did not pre-register you will also need to bring proof of medical insurance coverage.
- I am an adult racer. Do I need to attend registration, or can someone register for me?
Yes, you must attend registration. And no, someone cannot register for you.
- I am a minor racer. Do I need to attend registration, or can someone register for me?
No, you do not need to attend registration, but your parent or legal guardian must attend registration.
- What do I do at Registration?
You will check-in to the following stations:
Station 1: AMA
We will verify that your AMA membership is current. Every rider must be a current member of AMA. If you need to renew, we can help you do that.
Station 2: Transponders
This is where you can pick up the transponder you reserved online or rent one. If you already own a transponder, you will register it here.
Station 3: Entry Forms
We will swipe your AMA card and print out your entry form(s) and minor release (if applicable) for you to complete.
Station 4: Registration
You will turn in your signed entry form(s) and release, and we will issue your practice stickers.
- What do I do with the Practice Sticker?
The sticker will have a number on it representing the practice group you were assigned. Put the practice sticker on the left chin of your helmet. If you are in more than one class and the classes practice together or close together, you may request an alternate practice group. We will place you with a group of comparable skill level and bike size.
- What time is Practice?
7:30 am daily
- How many laps will we get for practice?
Sunday 5 laps/Monday 3 laps/Tuesday 4 laps
Practice is weather permitting. There will only be one rotation through the Practice Schedule.
- Is there a Riders’ Meeting?
Yes. There will be an Amateur Riders Meeting at Victory Lane immediately after practice, most likely close to 10:30 am. If you are in one of the first few motos, come to Riders Meeting prepared to race. There will be a Vintage Riders Meeting at Victory Lane Monday evening at 7 pm.
- How many times will I get to race?
Each rider will race at least twice.
- What time does racing start?
Approximately 11:00 am on Sunday, weather permitting. We will get started earlier on Monday and Tuesday, immediately after practice.
- My class has more than 34 riders. How do I find out what division I am in?
Class divisions will be selected by random computer draw and will be posted at the Inspection Garage Sunday and Tuesday mornings after Registration closes.
- Do I have to qualify for the Main event?
Yes, if there is an LCQ for that class. It will depend on the number of riders in your class.
- Where do I go if I have questions on Sunday-Tuesday?
Friday: RCSX/MX Sports Welcome Center or stop any MX Sports staff parking member. They can radio management to answer your questions.
Saturday: Boardwalk Club
Sunday – Tuesday: Inspection Garage located at the intersection of Pit Road and the NASCAR Yellow Garage.
- Where can I find MYLAPS?
The MYLAPS Timing & Scoring Center will also be located at the Inspection Garage at the intersection of Pit Road and the NASCAR Yellow Garages. That’s where we will post the Race Order, Results, Gate Pics, etc. You can also get your Lap Times here.
- How do I get lap times printed?
You can get copies of your lap times from the kiosk located in the Inspection Garage. Simply enter your transponder number on the touch screen, and your reports will automatically print. Lap time reports are not official race results. Always check the posting board for official results.
- Where do I pick up my rented transponder?
You can pick up your rented transponder at Registration.
- Where do I return my rented transponder?
Return your transponder to the Inspection Garage at the intersection of Pit Road and the NASCAR Yellow Garage – the same garage where you get lap times printed.
- Is there an FM radio station?
Yes. Tune into 107.9 FM for race coverage and event information.
- Can I use a Pit Vehicle?
All Pit Vehicle Rules will be strictly enforced. Violators of the Pit Vehicle Rule could be asked to leave the speedway.
The 2024 Rules are:
- Golf Carts and Side-by-Sides are permitted as pit vehicles
- 2 wheeled motorcycles are NOT permitted
- No ATV pit vehicles
- Operators MUST be Adults (18+)
- No lifted vehicles
- No pit vehicles outside of the amateur pit area
- Pit vehicles must be operated in a safe manner.
- Speed Limit 10 MPH
- Strict 10:00 PM curfew
Note: Electric motorized motorcycles with a throttle are considered pit vehicles. E-Bike (pedal assist) bikes are NOT considered pit vehicles and are allowed by all ages.
- Is there a curfew?
Yes. This is our “Quiet Time” - no loud noise or pit vehicles after curfew. Our riders need their rest!
Friday: 10 pm – 6 am
Saturday: 10 pm – 6 am
Saturday: 10 pm – 6 am
Sunday: 10 pm – 6 am
- Can I bring my Drone?
No. Drones and aerial devices are strictly prohibited at Daytona International Speedway. Any unauthorized drones will be confiscated by DIS Security.
- Can I wash my bike at my pit area?
No. A bike wash area is available in the truck lot located next to the Infield Care Center. The area will be equipped with power washers for your convenience.
- I love my dog. Can I bring her/him?
Yes, but only if you keep her at your campsite. Pets are not allowed into the Fan Zone or racetrack areas.
- I got hurt. Where do I go?
We are very fortunate to have Florida Health Infield Care Center onsite in the infield close to Turns 3 and 4 of the car track. This Care Center is staffed with nurses and doctors during race operations. If you need medical attention, please report directly to the Care Center or go to any DIS employee and they will be able to radio for help. Of course, you can always call 911.
- Is Fuel Available Onsite?
Yes. The MotoStop will be on site. They will have the following fuel: Standard 110, Supreme 112, 260 GTX, 260 GT, 260 Plus, EXO2, MO2X. Hours of operation are:
Friday: 12 pm – 6 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 6 pm
Sunday: 7 am – 6 pm
Monday: 7 am – 6 pm
Tuesday: 7 am – 2 pm
- Where Can I Ship Packages?
Mail to this address:
Attn: [NAME], “RCSX"
c/o Daytona International Speedway
1801 W. International Speedway Blvd
Daytona Beach, FL 32114All packages must be picked up at the address below. This is about a mile from the Speedway.
2013 Dunn Ave
Daytona Beach, FL 32114Hours of operation for Bike Week:
Monday-Friday: 9 am -5 pm
Saturday: 8 am - 8 pm
Sunday: 9 am - 1 pm