A busy weekend on the Granite State
NASCAR will transform New Hampshire Motor Speedway into a hub of on‑track activity from August 21 through 23, offering fans a rare triple‑header of series competition in a single weekend.
The centerpiece is the Dollar Tree 301, a 301‑lap Cup Series finale that covers 318.4 miles and will be televised on USA Network. The race caps a weekend that also includes practice and qualifying for the Craftsman Truck Series on August 21, followed by a 175‑lap Truck race on August 22, broadcast on FS1 and streamed via Fubo TV.
In addition to the Cup and Truck events, the Whelen Modified Tour will run a practice session on August 21 and a race on August 23 at the nearby Mohegan Sun venue, adding a short‑track flavor to the schedule. Meanwhile, the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series will sit out the weekend as NASCAR shifts focus to Daytona’s season‑ending finale.
All on‑track sessions are scheduled in Central Time, ensuring a consistent timing framework for participants and viewers across the region. The dense lineup underscores NASCAR’s strategy of concentrating high‑profile events into compact windows to maximize audience engagement.