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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.
The 2027 NASCAR San Diego Weekend will bring high‑octane racing back to Naval Air Station North Island, featuring a new 16‑turn course, sold‑out crowds, and a partnership that highlights the U.S. Navy and local community.
NASCAR will return to Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, California, for a July‑August 2027 weekend that blends high‑octane competition with a tribute to service members.
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 has confirmed a 32‑race 2027 calendar, including a July 30–August 1 weekend at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego that will host both Cup and Xfinity Series events, underscoring a partnership with the U.S. Navy and celebrating military service.
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.
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.
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.
Speculation about the 2027 NASCAR schedule hints at revivals of iconic events, with key figures weighing in on logistics and fan expectations.
NASCAR officials called the first "Race at the Base" a success and expressed interest in bringing the event back in 2027, while acknowledging the logistical hurdles posed by an active military base.
The inaugural NASCAR San Diego Weekend blended high‑speed racing with a tribute to the United States Navy, drawing more than one hundred thousand visitors to Naval Base Coronado.
Corey Heim overtook teammate Tyler Reddick on the third‑to‑last lap to claim victory in the first NASCAR race at Naval Base Coronado, an event that drew a massive audience and commendations for security.
NASCAR’s president for the San Diego region, Amy Lupo, says the sport is hopeful to resume racing at Coronado in 2027, following a well‑received event that marked the first Cup race in the county and the first on a U.S. military base.
NASCAR’s successful debut at Naval Base Coronado sets the stage for a potential 2027 return, blending military precision with racing excitement.
The inaugural NASCAR San Diego Weekend began on June 19, 2024, at Naval Base Coronado, featuring a high‑profile meet‑and‑greet hosted by Sharp Coronado Hospital and its President Amy Lupo. Sharp HealthCare’s emergency team, led by CEO Chris Howard, will provide on‑site trauma care during the races, marking a milestone in the partnership between motorsports and the U.S. Navy.
The first national NASCAR series race on an active military base will showcase a distinguished lineup of service members and community leaders.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will wave the green flag at the inaugural Anduril 250 Cup Series event, joining Rear Admiral Rich Jarrett as grand marshal and highlighting the Pentagon’s growing partnership with NASCAR and Amazon Prime.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will wave the green flag at a historic NASCAR weekend on Naval Base Coronado, featuring the Anduril 250, the Navy 250 and a 3.4‑mile Cup Series race that will stream on Amazon Prime.
The Anduril 250 will be staged on a unique track that weaves through an active military base, showcasing an unprecedented partnership between NASCAR, defense contractors and the Navy’s construction units.
The former Naval Air Station North Island is being transformed into a temporary NASCAR venue, featuring a 3.5‑mile circuit that blends concrete flight lines with uneven surfaces. Officials warn of heavy traffic on the San Diego‑Coronado Bridge and Interstate 5 as the weekend’s events unfold.
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.
NASCAR is set to stage its inaugural event on a U.S. Navy base, combining military logistics with racing spectacle. Over two years of planning, volunteer sailors, and advanced digital modeling have built a 3.4‑mile circuit that runs through streets and runways, while ensuring the base remains fully operational.
NASCAR’s three‑day weekend at Naval Base Coronado caps attendance at 125,000, featuring a 3.4‑mile course on a military installation for the first time, while organizers grapple with traffic, security and ecological concerns.