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The Anduril 250 will be staged on a unique track that weaves through an active military base, showcasing an unprecedented partnership between NASCAR, defense contractors and the Navy’s construction units.
Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania, will feature NASCAR Local Racing Series action on June 20, including prize‑laden match races, a driver meet‑and‑greet, trivia night, and a $10,000 sprint‑car event on June 30, all under the banner of a longtime local racing tradition.
Veteran manager Dusty Baker, a World Series champion with the Houston Astros, is set to lead the ceremonial start of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway, joined by former Giants pitcher Matt Cain.
The upcoming NASCAR 26 title will arrive in September 2026 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, featuring Kyle Larson on the cover and a curated soundtrack.
Hendrick Motorsports brings a storied road‑course pedigree to its first NASCAR race on a naval base in San Diego, with four of its star drivers poised to shape the action.
The Anduril 250 will be run over 75 laps on the Coronado Street Course, with van Gisbergen as the -160 favorite and a host of road‑course veterans eyeing victory.
An exploration of why overtaking remains elusive on NASCAR’s short tracks, paired with a profile of Bozidar Tatarević, a mechanic whose journey from Sarajevo to IMSA highlights the human side of modern motorsport.
NASCAR and track officials have moved the Thunder in the Mountains 200 from June 20 to July 18, 2026, to protect teams and fans from an expected gloomy weekend in New Hampshire. Local divisions will run as planned, and the series will return to action at Seekonk Speedway on July 1.
Three NASCAR events will take place at Naval Base Coronado this weekend, highlighted by a special tie‑in with the USS Pierre and its crew’s enthusiasm for the competition.
Jimmie Johnson, a seven‑time NASCAR Cup Series champion, is set to race in his hometown while co‑owning Legacy Motor Club, adding a personal dimension to the inaugural Andruil 250 street event at Naval Base Coronado.
The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event at White Mountain Motorsports Park, originally set for June 20, 2026, has been moved to July 18, 2026, due to forecasted rain. The shift impacts the title battle between John McKennedy and Stephen Kopcik, while notable drivers prepare for the historic New Hampshire venue.
NASCAR shifted the Pocono race start two hours earlier, a change made possible by Prime Video’s scheduling flexibility. The earlier slot allowed the event to finish before a rain front arrived, ensuring a full‑distance competition without interruptions. During the latest episode of Inside the Race, veteran analysts Steve Letarte and Kyle Petty lauded the adjustment. Letarte explained that without the time change the cars would have been stuck in wet conditions, while Petty emphasized the fan‑friendly benefit of avoiding long waits for a truncated show. The maneuver was praised not only for protecting the schedule but also for reinforcing the NASCAR‑Amazon partnership. Even though television ratings dipped 11 percent from the previous year, both Letarte and Petty highlighted the positive impact on competitors, broadcasters and the overall viewer experience. The next Inside the Race will be broadcast live from San Diego this Sunday, featuring senior NASCAR editor Matt Weaver. Fans can tune in through Motorsport.com after Prime’s final 2026 season broadcast.
NASCAR adjusted the Pocono race start time to avoid rain, earning praise from Steve Letarte and Kyle Petty, though TV ratings fell 11%.
The latest NASCAR Cup Series event at Pocono Raceway attracted 1.66 million viewers, a figure that represents an 11 percent drop compared with the same race a year earlier. The broadcast reached its highest point at 2.30 million viewers during the 4:00‑4:15 p.m. slot, underscoring the occasional spikes that still punctuate the sport’s television appeal. The post‑race show averaged 1.03 million viewers, up 29 percent from last year, while the O'Reilly Series on The CW drew 1.11 million viewers, up 28 percent from the same weekend last year but below the June 2025 peak. Meanwhile, NASCAR on Prime is averaging 2.29 million viewers, up 5 percent, with a median age of 57.9, younger than linear channel audiences.
Shane van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch reflect on the major differences between NASCAR's premier Cup Series and the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, highlighting how the new car dynamics and dirty air affect racing at the highest level.
Prime Video’s NASCAR coverage is outperforming expectations, delivering strong audience numbers and a younger median viewer, even as the traditional Cup race at Pocono sees a dip.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will miss the upcoming San Diego race, with Tyler Reif stepping in, while NASCAR’s new eligibility rule reshapes the Truck Series lineup.
The NASCAR San Diego Weekend at Naval Base Coronado will blend high‑octane racing with a tribute to the U.S. Navy, featuring a unique road course and a roster of top drivers.
A look at how Richard Childress Racing, once a powerhouse in NASCAR, has seen a cascade of top drivers leave, raising questions about its future competitiveness.
Mayor John Duncan discusses traffic management and community impact as Coronado prepares to host NASCAR races on Naval Base North Island.
The upcoming San Diego Street Course event will feature a blend of series, top drivers and rare appearances, marking a new chapter for NASCAR in the region.
The first NASCAR street race in San Diego will culminate with the Anduril 250 on Sunday, featuring a 16‑turn course that could reshape the championship picture.
Pearce Dietrich’s rankings highlight Shane Van Gisbergen as the top contender for the first NASCAR race on a brand‑new road course, while a mix of seasoned road‑course specialists and newcomers shape the competitive landscape.
NASCAR 26, the next entry in the popular stock‑car series, is scheduled for a September launch, starring driver Kyle Larson on its cover and introducing a new street‑circuit track in San Diego.