For those who are race car enthusiasts, no doubt, they will use whatever opportunity they can to attend live car races. When doing so, there are some things to keep in mind.
The Type of Races
There are many different types of car races. Some are held as local events. Others are regional or national. No matter which format the race is taking place in, the safety of drivers, as well as spectators, has to be the priority.
In most cases, the organisers of the car racing events will ensure the safety of the spectators. There will be designated areas where fans can watch their favourite sport.
In other cases, the races may not be as well organised, or held in a more open 
environment. An example of this is rallying. Many times these races are carried out on standard roads which have been chosen for the racing event. The course may not have protective barriers along the length of the race area. As a result, spectators have to govern themselves to make sure they are well back from the race area, and in a place that is considered safe. This is also important for the drivers, to be able to concentrate on their driving, and not have to worry about spectators.
The Noise Level
Anyone who attends a car race will no doubt tell you that this is a very loud event. For some people, the noise level is difficult for them to handle. Some options are to watch the races from the indoor section of the track if there is such an area. Another option is to sit as far back in the seating as possible. There are some who use simple earplugs during the times that the races are in action.
These are just a few handy and simple tips to make your day at the car races a more pleasant one.