MAP OF THE GRANDSTANDS

At Martinsville Speedway, grandstands wrap all the way around the paperclip-shaped oval. Along the frontstretch, fans have a direct view of the start/finish line, pre-race ceremonies, and pit road activity. The seating curves into the turns, so from almost any spot you can watch the cars thunder off into Turn 1 or charge hard out of Turn 4. It’s a classic short-track setup where the entire track stays in sight.

Glenn Wood Tower

This stand sits right at Turn 1, one of the most action-packed spots on the track. From here, you’ll see drivers dive hard into the corner, rubbing doors and fighting for position.

Old Dominion Tower

This grandstand sits between Turn 1 and Turn 2, one of the most action-packed spots on the track. It’s a classic short-track view where the battles usually begin.

Blue Ridge Tower

The main frontstretch grandstand, stretching high with rows up to 66. This is where you see it all: pit road, restarts, the start/finish line, and the full run down the frontstretch. It’s the go-to choice if you want the “big picture” of a Martinsville race.

Richard Petty Tower

Tucked closer to Turn 4, this tower puts you right at the pit exit and lets you watch cars set up for one of the tightest corners on the track. It’s smaller than the Blue Ridge, but it offers a sharp angle on the closing laps of each run.

West Grandstand

These are the lower-level frontstretch seats, rows three through sixteen, right in front of the Petty and Blue Ridge Towers. It’s close to the action, where you’ll feel the ground shake as cars blast past on the frontstretch.

Bill France Tower

Wrapping around Turns 3 and 4, this stand gives you a head-on look at the heaviest braking zone on the track. From here, you’ll see passes being set up, plenty of contact, and cars powering out of Turn 4 back onto the frontstretch.

Clay Earles Tower

Over in Turn 2, the Clay Earles Tower offers a clean view of both Turns 1 and 2, plus a straight shot down the backstretch. It’s a popular spot for watching drivers fight for the inside line before launching toward Turn 3.

Sky Deck

Perched above Turn 1, this open-air deck is all about the view. Elevated and unobstructed, it gives you a wide look at the first two corners and a panoramic feel of the race.

Champions’ Overlook

Located on the backstretch, this is a hospitality area rather than a standard grandstand. It offers premium viewing with a more relaxed, social atmosphere.

The Brake Pad

Set in Turn 3, this is another hospitality zone, putting fans right at the entry of the corner where drivers stomp on the brakes. It’s a unique fan experience with a close-up feel.