NASCAR unveiled its 2027 racing calendar on Wednesday, laying out a 20‑race lineup that kicks off at Daytona International Speedway and wraps up at Homestead‑Miami Speedway.
A Season of New Beginnings
The schedule introduces several first‑time stops, including a much‑anticipated return to Naval Base Coronado, a ceremony that honors active‑duty service members.
San Diego will host both the Cup Series and the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, giving the city a double‑header that underscores its growing role in the sport.
In partnership with the Department of Defense, NASCAR announced a multi‑year agreement to stage events at additional U.S. military installations beginning in 2028, expanding the tradition of service‑focused races.
Military Partnerships Expand
The annual Clash exhibition will take place at Daytona before the Daytona 500, setting the stage for the season’s opening race.
The All‑Star event moves to North Wilkesboro Speedway, reviving a historic venue that has long been a fan favorite.
Meanwhile, the championship weekend returns to Homestead‑Miami Speedway for the second straight year, as the track undergoes a $20 million renovation that promises upgraded facilities.
Dover Motor Speedway is slated to host a Cup Series race on May 16, filling the slot left by the All‑Star event and adding another classic venue to the calendar.
The Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway will serve as the final regular‑season race, determining the playoff field and adding to the track’s storied legacy.
Pocono Raceway will feature all three national series in June, giving drivers a unique triple‑header on the 2.5‑mile layout.
Fans can look forward to a season that blends tradition with innovation, as NASCAR continues to deepen its ties with the military community and broaden its geographic footprint.