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In a dramatic finale at Coronado, California, Corey Heim claimed his maiden Cup Series victory, catching veteran Denny Hamlin off guard and highlighting NASCAR's push into military bases and urban venues.
Corey Heim scores his maiden NASCAR Cup win at Coronado, echoing Denny Hamlin’s knack for spotting talent while a fiery clash between Gragson and Magnussen adds drama.
Corey Heim’s unexpected win at Coronado drew a sellout crowd, showcased 23XI Racing’s rising talent pipeline, and sparked discussion about future street races.
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.
Corey Heim's first Cup win surprised Denny Hamlin, drew a sellout crowd of 50,000, and sparked discussion about NASCAR's street‑race strategy.
Corey Heim's first Cup win at Coronado, guided by Denny Hamlin and supported by Michael Jordan, marks a pivotal moment for 23XI Racing and NASCAR's street‑race strategy.
Corey Heim captured his maiden NASCAR Cup Series victory at the inaugural Anduril Race the Base 250, outdueling teammate Tyler Reddick in a dramatic street‑course showdown that drew record‑breaking fan engagement.
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.
NASCAR staged a three‑day weekend at Naval Base Coronado, turning a limited‑access island into a 3.4‑mile racetrack. The event attracted a global audience, highlighted military collaboration, and raised questions about future races on government property.
NASCAR's first race weekend at Naval Base Coronado welcomed 125,000 spectators from every state and dozens of countries, with a notable surge in first‑time viewers and under‑represented demographics.
The inaugural street race at a naval base drew 50,000 spectators from 50 states and 17 countries, signaling a new direction for NASCAR
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's inaugural street race in San Diego sold out its 40,000 seats, drawing a global audience and securing high‑profile sponsors as the sport eyes more urban venues.
NASCAR returns to Southern California not on an oval but on the narrow streets of Coronado Island, using the USS Carl Vinson as a dramatic backdrop. The race introduces a rugged street circuit, a novel broadcast setup, and debut performances that signal the series' push to innovate and attract new fans.
NASCAR returns to Southern California with a street race on Coronado Island, featuring a unique broadcast from the USS Carl Vinson and challenging turns that have drivers like Ryan Blaney and Chris Buescher buzzing.
NASCAR is set to make a historic return to Southern California with a street race on Coronado Island, a 16‑turn, 3.4‑mile circuit on a military base. The event will be broadcast live from the USS Carl Vinson, showcase new driver line‑ups, and test the limits of the Next Gen car.
NASCAR returns to Southern California for a street race on Coronado Island near the USS Carl Vinson, introducing a unique layout, new drivers, and broadcast innovations while reshaping future schedule plans.
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.
iRacing and NASCAR have partnered to make the new Qualcomm Circuit available in simulation before its first real‑world race, giving drivers an early chance to test the layout that will headline the upcoming NASCAR San Diego weekend.
23XI Racing announced that Corey Heim will become a full‑time Cup Series driver in 2027, citing mentorship, Toyota support and a structured pathway to competition.
Kyle Busch died after a battle with sepsis following a pneumonia‑stricken final race, leaving his family, fans, and the racing community grieving a legend whose influence spanned generations.
The new LED lighting system, set for completion in January 2027, will cut energy use by roughly half while illuminating every corner of the 2.5‑mile venue.
The speedway will replace its existing lighting with energy‑efficient LEDs, enhancing visibility, safety and the overall race‑day atmosphere while advancing NASCAR's sustainability targets.