Dover Motor Speedway, The Monster Mile...... What an awesome time we had, and to experience it as VIPs and with my son and my father, it was the greatest. Three generations, making memories together at the races. My neighbor works for a racing team and got us VIP passes, which basically granted us pretty much unlimited access to just about everything under the sun racing related for the whole weekend. My parents frequent Dover Downs hotel and Casino and have a casino host. Too bad I didn't didn't get a chance to meet her. I wish I had because she's awesome too. She help my mother with getting a second room for my son and I to spend the weekend in and also got us tickets to a second race, and we ended up watching the Bet Rivers 200 from the indoor grandstand. Because of our VIP passes, we got to hang out in the race track garage area and the pits, which inabled us to get up close and personal with the cars, the drivers, and the pit crews. My son and I even got to meet and get a selfie with a racing legend none other than Richard Childress himself. Cool guy and knows his selfies. He had my son move over, so he was in the center of the picture and then helped hold my arm study while I was snapping the pic. It was priceless and totally unforgettable. No matter where we were in the pits and no matter how in the way I felt, all of the race team crew members were courteous, cool, calm, and collective. It's like they were used to people being in their way or something, lol. The next day, we attended the Wurth 400. We had seats that were right around the start finish line in the regular grandstand. This part of our experience was a little different than the rest, this due to my fellow Nascar fans being rude unprepared and kinda derogatory at times, but that had nothing to do with the venue and even then it did not take away from our 5 star Nascar experience. The only advice that I would have for the powers that be at Dover Motor Speedway would be that you need more food and / or drink vendors and possibly some vendors selling at least drinks in the stands during the race because no one wants to wait an hour in line for a bottle of water when they could be watching the racing action. That being said, I definitely can't end my review or say enough about the Nascar staff, the security staff, all of the other track staff, and the volunteers that make these races happen and run smoothly. Everyone was on their A game and was working hard to make our Nascar racing experience safe and great and everything we hoped it would be.