MAP OF THE GRANDSTANDS

Darlington Raceway offers a wide range of seating options, from classic grandstands along the frontstretch to elevated towers and premium hospitality areas. Whether you want a broad view of the circuit or prefer to sit close to the fence and feel the cars rush past, there is a suitable spot for every fan.

Pearson Tower Grandstand

Built in 1998 and named after NASCAR legend David Pearson, this grandstand sits on the west side of the circuit at Turn 4.

It provides a strong vantage point of cars exiting the final corner and accelerating onto the front straight. Thanks to its elevation, especially in the higher rows, spectators can enjoy a wider view of the track compared to lower seating areas.

Tyler Tower Grandstand

Located along the frontstretch near the start/finish line, the Tyler Tower offers direct views of pit road and victory lane. The grandstand was built in 1994, named after former track president W.D. “Red” Tyler, and upgraded in 2018 with modern seats featuring backrests and cup holders.

The seating angle improves visibility across the straight, while the upper rows provide an excellent overview of pit stops, race starts, and the finish. Its proximity to hospitality areas and suites also makes it one of the most comfortable and sought-after locations at the track.

Wallace Grandstand

The Wallace Grandstand runs along the frontstretch, offering clear views of the start/finish line and pit road activity.

Situated below the Tyler Tower and covering sections A to V, it represents a more traditional seating option. Although it lacks the elevation of the towers, it gives fans a closer connection to the action and is often a more budget-friendly choice.

Brasington Tower Grandstand

Positioned near Turn 1 on the eastern side of the circuit, this grandstand is named after Darlington’s founder, Harold Brasington.

It delivers a wide-angle view of Turns 1 and 2, along with much of the backstretch. While not all seats overlook the front straight, the middle and upper rows provide a solid overall perspective of the race.