Every grandstand, every lap.

From general admission lawns to hospitality suites: one chart handles the circuit, the load, and the race-day rush.

Race-day realities

Onsales spike on lap one

A headline race drops and thousands of fans hit the map at once. Real-time holds lock seats on selection.

Grandstands and hospitality in one circuit

Zones and price bands frame the venue into stands, lawns, and suites, overridable per race without redrawing the chart.

Season passes are a second business

Renewals and member presales run as scheduled campaigns with a visual rule builder, not spreadsheets.

From empty circuit to sold out

  1. 01
    Map the circuitGrandstands, lawns, and suites: zoned and priced on one chart.
  2. 02
    Survive the onsaleReal-time holds and hot-event routing keep checkout moving.
  3. 03
    Gate on race dayEntrance-aware tickets route fans to the right gate without staff guesswork.

Race-day ticketing, answered

Can we sell hospitality and GA together?

Yes. Zones separate inventory types on one chart: suites, grandstands, and lawns with independent price bands.

Does it handle race-day load?

The renderer is built for large crowds and smooth maps, with capacity updating live as tickets sell.

Can we run season passes?

Campaigns and presales schedule renewals and member windows without spreadsheets.

Is gate admission supported?

Entrance metadata routes each ticket to the correct gate on race day.

Ready to sell the circuit?

Talk to our team about race-day ticketing on Seatmap.