A New Era at Homestead‑Miami Speedway
NASCAR’s championship weekend will make its long‑awaited comeback at Homestead‑Miami Speedway in 2027, bringing together the Cup Series, the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and the Craftsman Truck Series for the second straight year.
The event is slated for November 12‑14, with the Truck Series kicking off on the 12th, the Auto Parts Series on the 13th and the premier Cup Series on the 14th, promising a three‑day climax to the season.
A $20 million renovation is reshaping the track’s infrastructure. A brand‑new primary gate will streamline fan arrival, while an expanded fan zone will host additional entertainment, activations and a wider array of food‑and‑beverage options.
The upgrades, which include a redesigned entrance and a renovated Ally Champions Club, are scheduled to debut in the fall of 2027, giving spectators a modernized venue that still honors its storied past.
Historic Return to South Florida
Homestead‑Miami Speedway last served as the championship venue from 2002 through 2019 before the title weekend moved to Phoenix Raceway. Its return marks a homecoming for a track that has long been a fixture of Southern Florida’s racing culture.
Track President Guillermo Santa Cruz emphasized that the renovations reflect NASCAR’s enduring commitment to the speedway and the surrounding community, underscoring a partnership that extends beyond the racing calendar.
NASCAR Chief Operating Officer Ben Kennedy highlighted the track’s legacy of delivering memorable championship moments and said the enhancements will elevate Homestead‑Miami to a true championship‑caliber destination.
Fans can expect a premium experience that blends the track’s rich history with state‑of‑the‑art facilities, setting the stage for a weekend that could define the next era of NASCAR’s premier events.