Want a reserved seat when NASCAR hosts two days of races along Chicago’s lakefront streets next summer?
It’ll cost you at least $465 for two-day reserved tickets when they go on sale Thursday, nearly $4,300 for the priciest option, the organization announced. Two-day general admission tickets will go on sale later and start at $269.
The President’s Paddock Club, situated above the"pit road," according to NASCAR,"giving patrons a direct view into the pit boxes and a panoramic view of nearly the entire course … includes full weekend access to both races and concerts."
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