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Justin Allgaier tops the points standings with 842 points and five victories, aiming for a third consecutive triumph at the first United Rentals Driven to Serve 250 event in San Diego, California.
Chevrolet is rumored to be developing a new body for the NASCAR Cup Series for 2027‑2028, and Kyle Larson’s recent aircraft‑carrier burn‑out on the West Coast hinted at a dramatically different shape.
Chevrolet is rumored to be developing a new Cup Series body for 2027‑2028, reviving the Camaro, while Kyle Larson’s aircraft‑carrier burnouts showcase a prototype with a radically different silhouette.
In a recent podcast, Dale Earnhardt Jr. floated the idea of racing at Daytona again if the sport adopts a more exciting package, recalling his 2001 triumphs and drawing parallels to Simon Pagenaud’s Indy 500 strategy. The conversation comes as his team, JR Motorsports, secures new sponsorship and hires experienced crew chief Rodney Childers, signaling a push toward the Cup Series.
The appointment of Rep. Maggie Goodlander to the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee marks a significant shift in legislative focus, coinciding with NASCAR's historic event at a California naval installation.
Natalie Decker’s sixth consecutive NASCAR season faces a setback at Pocono, prompting a mid‑season driver swap and setting the stage for a July debut at EchoPark Speedway.
The inaugural NASCAR weekend in San Diego brings high‑speed racing to the city’s waterfront, while Caltrans warns of significant traffic impacts and offers alternative travel options.
San Diego County will stage its first NASCAR Cup Series event this weekend at Naval Base Coronado, commemorating the U.S. Navy's 250th anniversary. The sold‑out race weekend features a full schedule of series, notable drivers, and local fan activities.
Newly filed court papers outline the legal process surrounding Kyle Busch’s death, his inheritance plans, and the contest for executor authority, while highlighting his lasting impact on the sport.
From June 19 to 21, the top NASCAR divisions will stage their first events at Naval Base Coronado, with a full slate of on‑track action and multi‑platform broadcasting.
NASCAR and iRacing Studios unveiled Kyle Larson as the cover driver for NASCAR 26 during a high‑profile event on the USS Midway in San Diego, showcasing the growing synergy between motorsport and interactive entertainment.
With a lineup packed with road‑course specialists, the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series race at Naval Base Coronado promises a battle of skill and strategy. Here’s who’s hot, who’s not, and the sleeper candidates to watch.
With Shane van Gisbergen listed as the -165 favorite and a head‑to‑head matchup between Chase Briscoe and Christ Buescher drawing -118 odds, veteran predictors Phil Bobbitt and Steve Greco explain why Briscoe’s consistency makes him the smart play.
Cole Custer will not compete at Naval Base Coronado, with Alex Labbe stepping into the No. 0 Chevrolet for his fifth 2026 start. The series finale at Chicagoland Speedway looms in July, while the inaugural Coronado event will stream live on the CW Network.
The inaugural Anduril 250 at Naval Base Coronado will test drivers on a demanding 16‑turn course while organizers manage traffic and fan flow for a weekend of record attendance.
The upcoming NASCAR Cup Series event at El Coronado Naval Base will feature a uniquely long street track, pitting elite road‑racers such as Shane Van Gisbergen, Tyler Reddick, Ty Gibbs, Michael McDowell and John Hunter Nemechek against one another in a celebration of naval history.
A crash at Michigan has opened the door for young driver Brent Crews, who brings a strong track record in lower series and the backing of major sponsors.
At 22, Lavar Scott balances speed with strategy, leveraging family support and a partnership with the Urban Affairs Coalition to open motorsport careers to underserved youth.
NASCAR will stage its first ever race on a 3.4‑mile road course at Naval Base Coronado, featuring a star‑studded Truck Series field and the return of veteran driver Jimmie Johnson.
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will race at the Naval Base Coronado near San Diego on June 19, showcasing veteran driver Jimmie Johnson and a new free‑agent entry by Jamie McMurray, broadcast on FS1 and streamed via FUBO.
NASCAR will debut a temporary street circuit on Naval Base Coronado, featuring three races across its top divisions with unique layout challenges and scenic waterfront views.
From June 19 to 21, NASCAR will stage an unprecedented triple‑header at a 3.24‑mile street circuit on Coronado, featuring practice, qualifying and races across the Cup, Truck and Xfinity divisions, all streamed on Amazon Prime Video and HBO Max.
NASCAR is turning to an unexpected training ground as it prepares for a debut race on the temporary circuit laid out at Naval Base Coronado. Drivers are spending hours in front of large screens, navigating virtual replicas of the course before they ever feel the asphalt under their tires. Denny Hamlin, a veteran of the sport, has made simulator work a cornerstone of his weekend routine, while Bubba Wallace typically allocates between half an hour and an hour to the same purpose. Anthony Alfredo, who is not a full‑time NASCAR competitor, relies on iRacing to study the nuances of the San Diego layout, a track that shares several characteristics with the Chicago Street Course. Both drivers stress the importance of site markers — painted arrows, cones and other reference points — that help them memorize the circuit’s rhythm.
William Byron capped his 2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series campaign with a third‑place finish at Pocono, as Rajah Caruth prepares for a pivotal weekend at San Diego and Andrew Patterson takes over the No. 32 ride.