The NASCAR Cup Series is set to descend on EchoPark Speedway in Georgia this weekend, bringing the series' signature night racing under the bright lights of the track. It marks the second time the series has visited the venue this season, promising a fresh challenge for teams and drivers alike.
Thirty‑eight drivers will take the green flag, a lineup that includes part‑time competitors BJ McLeod and Chad Finchum, who join a roster of full‑time contenders. The entry list reads like a who’s who of modern stock car racing, featuring names that fans recognize from recent seasons.
Night Racing Returns to Georgia
Among the announced pairings, Ross Chastain will pilot the Trackhouse Racing entry with Brandon McSwain on crew chief duties, while Austin Cindric remains with Team Penske under Brian Wilson. Austin Dillon continues with Richard Childress Racing alongside Richard Boswell II, and Noah Gragson is slated to drive for Front Row Motorsports with Grant Hutchens.
The field also includes heavyweights such as Kyle Larson with Cliff Daniels at Hendrick Motorsports, Brad Keselowski paired with Jeremy Bullins at RFK Racing, and Daniel Suárez working with Ryan Sparks at Spire Motorsports. A host of other combinations round out the grid, each bringing distinct strategies and technical expertise.
Fans can expect a lively atmosphere as the lights illuminate the 0.75‑mile concrete oval, with teams hoping to fine‑tune setups for the unique demands of night racing. The event serves as a pivotal moment in the season, offering early points that could shape the playoff picture.