NASCAR’s O’Reilly Series is set to make a historic return to EchoPark Speedway this July, marking the first time the series will host a second race weekend at the venue in the 2026 season.
The upcoming event, officially named the Focused Health 250, will feature a 38‑car entry list that promises a full grid and a packed schedule for fans across the United States.
A Milestone Weekend for NASCAR
Among the confirmed drivers are Jake Finch, who will pilot a car for JR Motorsports, Jordan Anderson, the namesake of his own Jordan Anderson Racing team, and Nick Sanchez, who is slated to return to the No. 87 entry for Peterson Racing Group.
All three of NASCAR’s national series — the Cup Series, the Xfinity Series, and the Camping World Truck Series — will be on the track that weekend, giving spectators a rare chance to see multiple divisions in action.
Team owners have highlighted the strategic importance of the race, with JR Motorsports, Jordan Anderson Racing and Peterson Racing Group all emphasizing the opportunity to showcase their programs and attract sponsors ahead of the season’s midpoint.
The event is also expected to draw significant commercial interest, as the O’Reilly Series partners with a range of automotive and health‑care brands to promote the Focused Health 250 as a showcase of performance and wellness.
Fans can look forward to a weekend of high‑octane competition, with the 38‑car field guaranteeing that no driver will be left out of the action and that the track will once again prove its relevance on the NASCAR calendar.