NASCAR is set to transform Dover Motor Speedway in Delaware into a three‑day showcase of high‑octane competition, headlined by the iconic All‑Star Race that features a $1 million prize for the victor.
A Multi‑Series Weekend
The action kicks off on Friday, May 15, 2026, with the NASCAR Truck Series taking to the 1‑mile concrete oval for a fiercely contested race. The following day, Saturday, May 16, the Xfinity Series, branded as the O’Reilly Series, delivers another high‑stakes event, setting the stage for Sunday’s marquee event.
Sunday, May 17, culminates with the NASCAR Cup Series All‑Star Race, where drivers will battle for the largest single‑race payout in the sport’s modern era. The weekend also includes a full slate of practice and qualifying sessions designed to fine‑tune setups and strategize for the main events.
Broadcast Coverage Reaches Wide Audiences
Fans can follow every lap across a variety of platforms, including FS1, FOX One, and the Motor Racing Network (MRN). The multi‑channel distribution ensures that viewers on cable, streaming services and radio can stay connected to the live excitement from start to finish.
Beyond the on‑track competition, the event underscores NASCAR’s commitment to delivering a comprehensive fan experience, blending on‑site activities, driver appearances and behind‑the‑scenes content that deepen engagement for both longtime enthusiasts and newcomers alike.