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NASCAR’s 2026 Focused Health 250 Returns to EchoPark Speedway with Record Entry List

38 drivers, including Jake Finch, Jordan Anderson and Nick Sanchez, will contest a historic double‑header weekend featuring all three NASCAR divisions

NASCAR is set to make a historic return to EchoPark Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, with the 2026 Focused Health 250 scheduled for next year, marking the series' first double‑date appearance on the 2026 calendar.

The series will feature a 38‑car entry list, the largest field of the season, headlined by drivers such as Jake Finch, who will pilot a JR Motorsports entry, Jordan Anderson in his own Jordan Anderson Racing machine, and Nick Sanchez, who will resume his role in the No. 87 for Peterson Racing Group.

All three of NASCAR's national divisions will be on track that weekend, giving fans a rare chance to see the Cup Series, the Xfinity Series and the Truck Series share the same weekend program, underscoring the sport's expanding schedule.

A Double‑Header Milestone

The event also highlights the growing partnership between NASCAR and health‑focused sponsors, with O'Reilly Auto Parts serving as the series' health partner and the race branded as the Focused Health 250.

EchoPark Speedway, located in the heart of Texas, promises a unique blend of high‑speed competition and local flavor, drawing spectators from across the United States.

Fans can expect a weekend of intense on‑track battles, with the added excitement of seeing multiple series compete on the same weekend for the first time in the 2026 season.

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