Daytona’s wide beach of hard-packed white sand first welcomed car racing in 1902. Since then, driving on the beach has become a quintessential local activity. Watch the sunset at one of the only beaches in the U.S. you can drive on. No car? No problem: you can rent golf carts or bicycles in town. Racing fans will want to drive on the section of beach at Ponce Inlet in front of Racing’s North Turn restaurant: not only is it the place where beach racing started, but the entire eatery is crammed with racing and Nascar memorabilia.
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