NASCAR has unveiled the entry list for the 2026 Navy 250, a new Truck Series event that will take place on a Friday evening in San Diego.
A Milestone on an Active Base
The race will be held on the grounds of a U.S. military installation, marking the first time the series has competed on an active base. This partnership underscores NASCAR’s expanding relationship with the armed forces and adds a unique backdrop to the competition.
With 36 trucks confirmed, the lineup guarantees a full field of competitors, ensuring that every registered driver will have a chance to race. The entry list reflects a blend of veteran talent and emerging prospects, setting the stage for a tightly contested event.
Among the drivers announced are Jimmie Johnson, who will pilot the No. 1 truck for TRICON Garage, and Spire Motorsports teammates Connor Mosack and Justin Marks. Their participation adds star power and highlights the series’ depth of talent.
The 2026 Navy 250 is positioned as a celebration of both racing heritage and military service, blending the excitement of stock‑truck racing with the ceremonial significance of the venue. Fans can expect a weekend that combines high‑octane competition with patriotic tribute.
As the schedule rolls out, the San Diego event joins a growing slate of races that showcase NASCAR’s commitment to innovation and community engagement. The race will be broadcast live, inviting viewers across the country to experience the action from the West Coast.