That's what we're really interested in. But, with that single caveat, let's look at all the other things you can do. You've got a good chance to get right into these areas, although in some tracks, you may need to purchase a special pass. Drivers, team members, and other racing enthusiasts like to mingle before the races, and they provide a wonderful opportunity for your lens. But don't forget the fans.
People love motors sports events because they provide low-cost family entertainment.
You should find lots of great pictures of zany people just being themselves, and having a roaring good time. It's outside, and on a sunny day it's very bright out there. So when you're shooting portraits of fans or participants, watch out for harsh shadows. Avoid them by using fill flash . In fact, Bruce carries an SLR with a 28-105mm zoom lens and a flash unit for this type of closeup portraiture work.