NASCAR is set to return to EchoPark Speedway in Georgia for a three‑day weekend that will showcase a full slate of its national series.
The schedule includes the ARCA Menards Series, the Craftsman Truck Series, the NASCAR O’Reilly Series and the premier NASCAR Cup Series, giving fans a rare chance to see multiple divisions in one location.
Race officials say the event is part of the series’ effort to expand its footprint in the Southeast and to bring high‑profile racing to new markets.
Weather outlook for the weekend
Friday’s forecast calls for a high near 89 degrees Fahrenheit, partly cloudy skies and only a 24 percent chance of rain, making it an ideal day for practice and qualifying.
Saturday mirrors Friday with a similar high of 89 degrees, partly cloudy conditions and the same modest rain probability, suggesting another dry day for the ARCA and Truck events.
Sunday’s temperatures are expected to reach 86 degrees, with partly cloudy skies in the morning but a 63 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms that could affect the evening Cup Series race.
Series officials say they will keep a close eye on the evolving forecast and will adjust the start time or schedule if necessary to ensure driver safety.
Fans planning to attend should stay tuned to the latest weather updates as race day approaches.