Daytona Beach city leaders said the Truck Meet crowds were out of hand, with many attendees completely disregarding traffic laws and noise ordinances.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. NASCAR announced on Tuesday it will allow fans to begin attending races for the first time since March 8. Officials said they will welcome 1,000 South Florida servicemembers to attend the race. At both events, NASCAR officials will require fans to be medically screened when they enter, wear face masks, follow strict social distancing requirements of six feet and stay off the infield. News 6 asked NASCAR officials if the new health and safety protocols for fans would be implemented at the Daytona International Speedway. Officials said they will welcome 1,000 South Florida service members to attend the race.