NASCAR announced that the Father’s Day weekend in June 2027 will once again bring the sport’s premier events to Michigan International Speedway, marking the continuation of a partnership that began more than five decades ago.
The schedule will feature the ARCA Menards Series, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and the NASCAR Cup Series, giving fans a full slate of racing action across the three divisions.
Denny Hamlin captured his second straight victory in the Cup Series FireKeepers Casino 400, underscoring his dominance on the two‑mile oval and adding to the excitement surrounding the upcoming weekend.
In the Truck Series, Corey Heim claimed his first win in the DQS Solutions & Staffing 250, a breakthrough performance that highlighted the competitive nature of the event.
Beyond the on‑track competition, the speedway will open its expansive campground, offering nearly 9,000 campsites and a host of family‑friendly activities, turning the race weekend into a broader entertainment experience.
Joe Fowler, President of Michigan International Speedway, said the return of NASCAR races reflects the track’s enduring appeal and the strong demand from families who enjoy the combination of racing and outdoor recreation.
Tickets for the 2027 NASCAR weekend are available through the speedway’s website, where fans can secure their spot for what promises to be a memorable Father’s Day celebration.
A family‑focused weekend on the Irish Hills
The venue, known for its 18‑degree banking and scenic location in the Irish Hills of southeastern Michigan, has hosted Cup Series races for over 50 years, cementing its place in American motorsport history.