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NASCAR returns to Southern California this weekend with a brand‑new street circuit, featuring favorite Shane van Gisbergen, veteran Denny Hamlin’s championship chase, and Kevin Magnussen’s NASCAR debut.
The weekend’s schedule, broadcast details, and entry list set the stage for a pivotal race that blends tradition with urban excitement.
The inaugural NASCAR weekend in San Diego features a major driver shake‑up, a temporary street‑course layout at Naval Base Coronado, and the debut of new teams and venues that promise fresh competition.
Danish racer Kevin Magnussen will make his NASCAR Cup Series debut on the new street course at Naval Base Coronado, driving the historic No. 91 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing. With a background in sports car competition and support from teammate Shane van Gisbergen, he aims for a top‑ten finish.
Kevin Magnussen will make his NASCAR Cup Series debut at Naval Base Coronado, driving the No. 91 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing, with ambitions of a top‑ten result.
Kevin Magnussen will make his NASCAR Cup Series debut at the new street course on Naval Base Coronado, driving the No. 91 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet. The car has a storied history with drivers such as Kimi Räikkönen, Helio Castroneves and Shane van Gisbergen, each leaving a distinct mark. With a background in sports car racing and the tools of a recent winner, Magnussen aims for a top‑ten finish that could echo his father’s 2010 Sonoma result.
NASCAR's inaugural San Diego weekend will feature 111 entries across three series, highlighted by Kevin Magnussen's Cup debut, Jimmie Johnson's dual participation, and the return of veteran drivers.
Carson Hocevar’s third full‑time season in the Cup Series has been interrupted by a rule that bars him from the upcoming Qualcomm Circuit event, prompting veteran Justin Marks to take his place.
NASCAR will hold its first ever race weekend at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego next year, featuring a star‑studded lineup and unprecedented military setting.
NASCAR’s inaugural street‑course event at San Diego’s Naval Base Coronado will blend military heritage with high‑octane competition, featuring Chevrolet’s unbeaten streak and the debut of Trackhouse Racing’s PROJECT91 with Kevin Magnussen.
NASCAR team owner Justin Marks has voiced support for reinstating a random draw to determine qualifying order, reigniting a conversation about the sport’s current metric and its impact on race excitement.
NASCAR will debut on a 19‑turn, 3.4‑mile street circuit in San Diego, with drivers’ road‑course histories shaping expectations for the three‑stage race.
Ross Chastain shares how his uncle’s farming principles shape his punctuality, his irritation with track restrictions, and the family farm that inspired his watermelon‑smashing ritual.
A deep dive into the drivers who have dominated NASCAR's road courses, highlighting their historic achievements and future ambitions.
Analyst Pearce Dietrich breaks down the odds and contenders for the inaugural Anduril 250 on the Naval Base Coronado street circuit, highlighting Shane Van Gisbergen's dominance and the emerging threats from Ross Chastain and Corey Heim.
A look at the latest roster moves, from Josh Berry’s exit to rising talents stepping into new rides.
Kevin Magnussen, a veteran of Formula 1, WEC, IMSA and IndyCar, is set to make his NASCAR Cup Series debut this Sunday at Naval Base Coronado, driving the No. 91 Qualcomm Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing.
Kevin Magnussen, a decorated endurance and Formula 1 veteran, is set to make his NASCAR Cup Series debut this weekend at Naval Base Coronado, bringing a decade of motorsport experience to a new challenge.
This weekend, NASCAR’s three national touring series will converge at the 3.4‑mile Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, California, featuring a stacked lineup of drivers, odds and broadcast details.
Trackhouse Racing will field a diverse lineup of drivers, including Shane van Gisbergen and Kevin Magnussen, for NASCAR’s inaugural street race in San Diego, featuring a pre‑race ceremony by Kubota and an autograph session.
With only a few races left, four prominent drivers are trending toward missing the playoffs, raising questions for their teams and sponsors.
A deep dive into the performances of Michael McDowell, Bubba Wallace, Ross Chastain and Ryan Preece reveals a looming crisis for several playoff hopefuls.
Josh Berry’s departure from Wood Brothers Racing signals a busy 2027 driver market, with multiple teams reconfiguring their lineups amid recent changes and tragic losses.
The Danish driver will pilot the No. 91 entry on a newly introduced San Diego road course, marking the first NASCAR race on that layout and aiming to revive his competitive career.