Aaron'S 499 Tickets

About Aaron's 499

When we look at the Aaron’s 499 race we see that this race is one of 4 races run with restrictor plates. But what is a restrictor plate, and will it take away from the great fun while buying Aaron’s 499 tickets? The answer to this question is no it will not. What a restrictor plate does is make the air intake of the car smaller and thus cut the cars horsepower. When a NASCAR car normally runs at 750 horsepower it will when restricted run at a proximally 430 horsepower. This is still a hug amount of power knowing that a normal midsized car only has between 80 to 150 horsepower. So no need to worry about the Aaron’s 499 tickets, all you need to do is simply enjoy the race. If any it will only make the race more fun to watch, the drivers really have to rely on their driving skills and find a way to make there car run its best. This is where you will find your Aaron’s 499 tickets to really payoff.

The question when a driver should take a pit stop or if the driver can possible take less of the pit stops will be a huge aspect of this restrictor plate race. So be there with your Aaron’s 499 tickets and maybe you will see a new record being set. Keep in mind that Mark Martin is back this year and has told us that he is in the best form of his life, his race promises a lot so come and watch. This 500.1 mile long track will be circled 188 times. The track is 2.66 miles long, it seats 175,000 fans, and is amongst one of the greatest with its 33 degree turns. The first Aaron’s 499 tickets where sold in 2002 but this track has been around since 1969. The costs of this little marvel of racing history was (keep in mind this was in 1969) 4 million dollars. So come and see the next season race here at Aaron’s 499 and buy your Aaron’s 499 tickets in advance you will not regret this!