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NASCAR announces its 2027 calendar, highlighting the return of the San Diego event at Naval Base Coronado, the Wheatley Vodka Clash at Daytona, the All‑Star Race at North Wilkesboro, and a upgraded Championship Weekend at Homestead‑Miami, alongside new venues and an ongoing partnership with the U.S. Navy
NASCAR’s San Diego Weekend will return to Naval Base Coronado in 2027, offering Cup and O'Reilly Auto Parts Series street races, community night events, and plans for a 2028 expansion.
NASCAR announced a 2027 race weekend at Naval Air Station North Island, highlighting a partnership with the U.S. Navy, a historic victory by Corey Heim, and a Defense Department plan to bring the event to more military bases.
NASCAR will race again on the streets of San Diego in 2027, building on the sold‑out success of its 2026 debut and expanding toward a nationwide military‑base series.
The 2027 NASCAR schedule will feature a much‑anticipated return to San Diego’s Coronado Naval Base on August 1, spotlighting the Cup and O’Reilly Auto Parts Series while addressing past logistical hurdles.
NASCAR announces a landmark addition to its 2027 schedule, featuring Cup, O'Reilly Auto Parts and Truck Series events at Naval Base Coronado in July, alongside new street and road courses across the country.
Manley L. Carter Jr. may be best known for his role as a NASA astronaut, but his early years were marked by a fierce passion for soccer that shaped his disciplined approach to life.
NASCAR recently transformed an active U.S. Navy base in Coronado into a temporary street circuit, leveraging thousands of trucks and miles of fencing, while the service members and assets of the Navy’s Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 built the track.
Three series, a unique street circuit, and a blend of motorsport and military spectacle drew record crowds and hinted at future editions.
NASCAR staged a one‑of‑a‑kind event at Naval Base Coronado to celebrate the Navy’s 250th anniversary, featuring a Cup Series race, a tribute to service members, and the debut victory of Corey Heim.
The inaugural NASCAR event at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego combined high‑octane racing with a unique military setting, welcoming fans from 17 countries and highlighting the sport's expanding reach.
Corey Heim celebrated his maiden Cup Series victory while Noah Gragson and Kevin Magnussen clashed, Jimmie Johnson voiced discontent, and a fan’s fence‑hopping stunt added chaos.
NASCAR's first race at an active U.S. Navy base attracted a record crowd and introduced the sport to a diverse, first‑time audience.
NASCAR staged its first ever race on a naval airstrip in San Diego, drawing tens of thousands of fans from around the world and highlighting a fresh, inclusive atmosphere.
NASCAR is set to take over a corner of Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, turning a normally restricted military installation into a temporary street circuit that will be open to the public for a single weekend.
NASCAR staged its inaugural race on a course built within an active U.S. Navy installation, turning Naval Base Coronado’s roadways into a 3.4‑mile venue after nearly two years of planning and construction.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will serve as the honorary starter for the inaugural Cup Series race in San Diego County, a celebration of the Navy’s 250‑year legacy that also spotlights traffic disruptions, security measures and pending Pentagon reports on civilian casualties in Iran.
The NASCAR San Diego Weekend at Naval Base Coronado will blend high‑octane racing with a tribute to the U.S. Navy, featuring a unique road course and a roster of top drivers.
Mayor John Duncan discusses traffic management and community impact as Coronado prepares to host NASCAR races on Naval Base North Island.
From June 19‑21, the Navy and NASCAR will stage a historic race on the Qualcomm Circuit at Naval Base Coronado, showcasing the shared values of teamwork, precision and excellence while giving millions a glimpse of the Navy’s missions.
The 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT, the fastest production pickup ever, is set to pace the historic Navy 250 race on Naval Base Coronado, a milestone for both NASCAR and the U.S. Navy.
The death of seven‑time Cup champion Kyle Busch has left a void among drivers, with Kyle Larson and Joey Logano revealing how the loss still weighs on them. At the same time, NASCAR is set to stage its inaugural race on a naval base at Coronado, a milestone that coincides with the Navy’s 250th birthday.
NASCAR prepares for its inaugural Cup race on a U.S. Navy installation, reflecting on Kyle Busch's death while drivers like Kyle Larson gear up for a unique challenge.
NASCAR's Aduril 250 Race the Base will draw tens of thousands to Coronado this week, prompting a coordinated traffic response and a sold‑out general admission crowd.