NASCAR set to allow fans back in Florida, Alabama

NASCAR is set to allow fans back at track for races this month at Homeste-Miami Speedway and Tallega Superspeedway.

NASCAR will allow up to 1,000 Florida service members, representing Homeste Air Reserve Base and U.S. Sourn Command in Doral, to attend Cup Series race Sunday as horary guests and view race from grandstands.

Tallega Superspeedway in Alabama will allow up to 5,000 guests in frontstretch grandstands/towers for June 21 Cup race. re will be limited motorhome/camping spots available outside track.

NASCAR says all fans will be screened before entering, required to wear face coverings, mandated to social distance at six feet, and will t have access to infield, among or revised operational protocols.

NASCAR has returned to racing, but h t allowed fans inside tracks in rth Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.

“We have tremendous respect and appreciation for responsibility that comes with integrating guests back into our events,” said Daryl Wolfe, NASCAR executive vice president and chief sales and operations officer. “We believe implementing this methodical process is an important step forward for sport and future of live sporting events. passion and unwavering support of our industry and fans is reason we race each weekend and we look forward to slowly and responsibly welcoming m back at select events.”