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NASCAR Truck Series Returns to Pocono Raceway in 2027 with Tripleheader and New Sponsorship

After a one‑year hiatus, the Pennsylvania track will host a three‑day event featuring the Truck, O’Reilly Auto Parts and Cup Series, backed by MillerTech Battery and streamed on Amazon Prime.

A comeback for the ages

The iconic Pocono Raceway, nestled in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, will once again welcome the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series after a twelve‑month absence, marking a return that fans have been eagerly anticipating.

The 2027 schedule will feature a tripleheader from June 11 through June 13, headlined by the Truck Series alongside the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and the premier Cup Series, creating a rare convergence of NASCAR’s top divisions on the 2.5‑mile layout.

Adding to the excitement, MillerTech Battery has been confirmed as the sponsor of the 200‑mile Truck race, bringing its name to the event and underscoring the track’s ability to attract marquee partners after selling out its infield and grandstands for six and four consecutive years respectively.

Broadcast and ticket details

Television coverage will be anchored by Amazon Prime, which is slated to broadcast the Cup Series portion of the weekend, while single‑day tickets are priced from $65 and fans can renew seats and campsite reservations through August 31.

In a nod to families, Pocono Raceway will again offer its ‘Kids Free’ program, granting complimentary admission for children aged 12 and under across all three days of the event.

Track officials say the return reflects a broader strategy to solidify Pocono’s place on the NASCAR calendar, leveraging historic sell‑outs and new media partnerships to keep the venue vibrant and competitive.

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