EchoPark Speedway in Georgia is set to anchor two major NASCAR weekends in 2027, promising fans a slate of high‑octane racing that builds on the track’s storied history.
2027 NASCAR Weekend Highlights
The Autotrader 400 will kick off the season from February 26 through 28, serving as the second points‑paying Cup Series event of the year.
Adding to the excitement, the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series will make a rare double‑header appearance, with races scheduled for February 27 and July 17 – the first time the series has returned to the venue twice in a single season since 2008.
The Dollar Tree 400 will light up the track on Sunday, July 18, 2027, as the centerpiece of Atlanta’s Night Race weekend, delivering a prime evening showdown.
The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series will make a single appearance on February 27, sharing the track with the Truck Series in a packed opening weekend.
Located roughly 30 miles south of Atlanta, EchoPark Speedway has been a NASCAR staple since 1960, hosting two racing weekends each year and earning a reputation for close, competitive racing.
In recent years the track has set records for lead changes, cementing its status as one of the most dynamic venues on the Cup Series calendar.
Brandon Hutchison, Executive Vice President and General Manager of EchoPark Speedway, said the 2027 schedule offers fans “two unforgettable NASCAR weekends” and underscores the venue’s growing importance.
Season tickets, weekend packages and single‑event tickets for all five NASCAR races are now on sale at EchoParkSpeedway.com or by calling 770‑946‑4211.