NASCAR has announced that the 2027 season will culminate with its championship finale at Homestead‑Miami Speedway, ending a ten‑year absence and restoring the track’s place as the traditional host of the season‑ending race.
The move restores a streak that began in 2002, when the Florida venue began a run of 18 consecutive years holding the championship weekend, a period that ended after the 2019 event.
Scheduled for November 14, 2027, the race will sit at the center of a calendar that also features marquee events at Daytona International Speedway, including the Daytona 500, as well as contests at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Phoenix Raceway and a host of other tracks across the United States.
Championship Return Sparks Economic Hopes
Guillermo Santa Cruz, president of Homestead‑Miami Speedway, said the return of the championship weekend is a welcome boost for the local economy, promising increased tourism, job creation and heightened visibility for the region’s hospitality sector.
Local officials expect the event to generate millions of dollars in revenue for hotels, restaurants and retail businesses, while also providing a platform for community outreach programs tied to the sport.
Fans have responded enthusiastically, with ticket sales already showing strong demand and social media buzz highlighting the nostalgic appeal of gathering at the historic track for the final showdown.
A Revived Calendar
The 2027 schedule also includes a second event at Atlanta Motor Speedway, a repeat date at Bristol Motor Speedway, and additional races at Darlington Raceway, Talladega Superspeedway and Texas Motor Speedway, ensuring a packed season of high‑profile competitions.
NASCAR confirmed the Homestead‑Miami date and dismissed reports suggesting a possible relocation to another venue, underscoring the track’s continued importance to the series’ branding and logistics.