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Industry Data

Industry statistics are a great tool to measure the core attributes of race tracks. Through the application of statistics from member race tracks, NARTA can compare a track’s data to the industry average and apply a ranking scale to its results. Each statistic is defined by tiers and stages. Tiers refer to size, with Tier 1 the smallest and Tier 10 the larges, and they also refer to quality, with Stage 1 being poor and Stage 10 being excellent. Using the six digit track identification number and the application of tiers, stages, and percentages, statistics can be easily and confidentially compared to other tracks. NARTA also publishes annual Composite reports on the industry average of each tier and stage. Info collected include but not limited to:

·Racing Hospitality
·Fuel
·Vehicle Storage
·Spectator Hospitality
·Camping/RV
·Hospitality Chalets
·Type/Name
·Features
·Parking Spots
·Special Seating
·Vendor Displays
·Core Statistics
·Annual Attendance
·Seating
·Permanent
·Field
·Location
·City
·State
·Street
·Zip Code
·Latitude

·Turns
·Pit Length/Size
·Score Boards
·Staging Lanes
·Timing System
·Paddock
·Driving School
·Program
·Length
·Vehicle
·Price
·Weekly Racing Series
·Style
·Dates
·Hours of Operations
·Race Fee
·Average # of Cars
·Average Spectators
·Spectator Tickets
·Adult/Senior
·Children
·Test & Tune

·Longitude
·Elevation
·Site Size
·Employment
·Months of ·Operation
·Track Rental
·Style
·Cost Per Day
·Hours per Day
·Insurance ·Required
·Services
·Fire
·Ambulatory
·Security
·Tow Truck
·Corner Workers
·Track Data
·Style
·Length
·Width