NASCAR fans are in for a busy weekend as the sport’s top series converge on two distinct venues, delivering a full slate of on‑track action from practice to the final checkered flag.
EchoPark Speedway to Host the Quaker State 400 Cup Showdown
The centerpiece of the schedule is the Quaker State 400, the Cup Series race set for July 12 at EchoPark Speedway, a track located just south of Atlanta. This event marks the second NASCAR race weekend of the season at the venue, underscoring its growing importance on the calendar.
Qualifying for the Cup event will take place on July 11 at 3:30 p.m., setting the stage for the main race the following day. Coverage of the qualifying session and the race itself will be split between TNT and HBO Max, giving viewers multiple ways to follow the action.
Lime Rock Park’s Doubleheader for ARCA and Truck Series
A day earlier, Lime Rock Park in Connecticut will host the ARCA Menards Series on July 10, with practice and qualifying slated for noon. The series will then run its 100‑lap ARCA 100 race later that afternoon, broadcast on FOX Sports 2.
The following morning, the track will welcome the Craftsman Truck Series for its practice and qualifying at 8 a.m., ahead of the LiUNA 150 race later in the day. That race will be shown on FS1, providing another outlet for fans to watch the trucks in competition.
Adding to the weekend’s variety, the Focused Health 250 in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series is scheduled for broadcast on the CW Network, expanding the reach of the sport’s developmental divisions.
Overall, the upcoming weekend illustrates NASCAR’s strategy of packing multiple series into consecutive days, giving spectators a dense menu of racing while also spreading broadcast exposure across a range of networks.