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NASCAR TV schedule this weekend: Pocono to host NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, Truck Series tripleheader
CONCORD, N.C. – The NASCAR Cup Series returns to the U.S. and gets ready to face another curveball at Pocono Raceway. The Tricky Triangle consists of three unique turns all based off of different racetracks. Turn one is modeled after the former Trenton Speedway, turn two is taken from Indianaoplis Motor Speedway and turn three is based off […]

CONCORD, N.C. – The NASCAR Cup Series returns to the U.S. and gets ready to face another curveball at Pocono Raceway.
The Tricky Triangle consists of three unique turns all based off of different racetracks. Turn one is modeled after the former Trenton Speedway, turn two is taken from Indianaoplis Motor Speedway and turn three is based off of the Milwaukee Mile. All three corners vary in banking (turn one is 14 degrees, turn two is eight degrees, turn three is six degrees).
Hendrick Motorsports has visited victory lane 19 times at the track, more than any other organization in NASCAR Cup Series history. The most wins came from Chase Elliott (2022) and Alex Bowman (2021) with one win apiece.
With a ninth-place run at Mexico City, William Byron extended his advantage in the points standings to 67 markers over teammate Kyle Larson. His average finish of 9.4 at the track is best among all active drivers.

Larson has been close to a checkered flag several times over at the 2.5-mile tri-oval. He has the most laps led at Pocono out of the four Hendrick Motorsports drivers (158) and has an average finish of 11.6. The driver of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevy will aim to win for the fourth time this year on Sunday.
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Check out the full weekend schedule below:
Where is NASCAR racing this weekend?
The NASCAR Cup, Xfinity and CRAFTSMAN Truck Series will all race at Pocono Raceway this weekend.
Where is Pocono Raceway?
Pocono Raceway is located in Long Pond, Pennsylvania.
What time is the NASCAR race on today?
(All times listed in eastern time)
Friday, June 20
- 12:35 p.m. – CRAFTSMAN Truck Series practice, FS2
- 1:40 – CRAFTSMAN Truck Series qualifying, FS2
- 5 – CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race, FS1
Saturday, June 21
- 10 a.m. – Xfinity Series practice, CW
- 11:05 – Xfinity Series qualifying, CW
- 12:35 p.m. – Cup Series practice, Prime Video
- 1:45 – Cup Series qualifying
- 3:30 – Xfinity Series race, CW
Sunday, June 22
Motorsports
NASCAR will hold first street race on active military base at Naval Base Coronado in 2026
“As part of our nation’s 250th anniversary, we are honored for NASCAR to join the celebration as we host our first street race at a military base, Naval Base Coronado,” Ben Kennedy, executive vice president and chief venue and racing innovations officer, said Wednesday. “NASCAR San Diego Weekend will honor the Navy’s history and the […]

“As part of our nation’s 250th anniversary, we are honored for NASCAR to join the celebration as we host our first street race at a military base, Naval Base Coronado,” Ben Kennedy, executive vice president and chief venue and racing innovations officer, said Wednesday. “NASCAR San Diego Weekend will honor the Navy’s history and the men and women who serve as we take the best motorsports in the world to the streets of Naval Base Coronado.”
It will be NASCAR’s second street race in the sport’s history, following the three-year run in Chicago, and first on an active military base. The course layout is not complete but is expected to be around 3 miles.
NASCAR has seen Auto Club Speedway close after the 2023 race. It built a temporary short track inside Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum from 2002 through 2024 but moved that event to North Carolina.
Kennedy, who has been bullish on new endeavors for his family business, was the brains of the races at the Coliseum, Chicago, this year’s visit to Mexico City and now next year in San Diego, a venture the Navy is excited about.
“NASCAR embodies the very best of the American spirit through speed, precision and an unyielding pursuit of excellence,” Navy Secretary John C. Phelan said. “Hosting a race aboard Naval Air Station North Island, the birthplace of naval aviation, it’s not just a historic first, it’s a powerful tribute to the values we share: grit, teamwork and love of country.
“From the flight deck to the finish line, this collaboration reflects the operational intensity and unity of purpose that define both the United States Navy and NASCAR.”
The base is known as the “West Coast Quarterdeck” and is a consortium of nine Navy installations that stretch from San Clemente Island 50 miles off the coast of Long Beach to the Mountain Warfare Training Facility 50 miles east of San Diego.
NASCAR named Amy Lupo, who has been with the series since 2021 and helped launch the Coliseum, as president of the race. She spent more than 20 years at ESPN expanding the X Games when she lived in San Diego early in her career. She still lives in Southern California.
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AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame & Museum| Pickerington, OH Photo courtesy of archaney/iStock by Getty Images Photo courtesy of archaney/iStock by Getty Images Take a ride through motorcycle history at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame & Museum. With an impressive collection of bikes, hands-on exhibits and stories of the legends who shaped the sport, […]

AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame & Museum
| Pickerington, OH

Take a ride through motorcycle history at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame & Museum. With an impressive collection of bikes, hands-on exhibits and stories of the legends who shaped the sport, this place is a two-wheeled time machine. Marvel at vintage classics and cutting-edge machines, delve into the evolution of motorcycling and don’t forget to hit the brakes at the gift shop for some motor merch.
Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum | Leeds, AL

Hold onto your helmet—this museum is a high-octane playground packed with the world’s largest motorcycle collection. With bikes everywhere you look (literally), you’ll need your head on a swivel to take it all in. Beyond bikes, you can admire rare Ferraris and other cars. Need to catch your breath? Explore the sculpture garden, where giant metal bugs like spiders and dragonflies add an artsy (and slightly creepy) twist to your visit.
Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing | Ocala, FL

Celebrating the legendary “Big Daddy” himself, the Don Garlits Museum is perfect for anyone who loves speed, big personalities and amazing machines. Cruise through the Drag Racing Hall of Fame and check out racing paraphernalia while you envision the glory days of the sport. Need a pit stop? Snap a selfie with the outrageous Yellow Fang streamliner and snag some racing swag from the gift shop before you burn rubber out of there.
Georgia Racing Hall of Fame | Dawsonville, GA

Go full-throttle at Georgia Racing Hall of Fame, where history, horsepower and Southern charm combine for an immersive experience. Celebrating the birthplace of stock car racing and NASCAR legend Bill Elliott, you can get up close to vintage racers like Red Byron’s 1948 machine and wander through the Elliott family hall. Feeling the need for speed? Strap into the state-of-the-art iRacing simulator for a wild ride (no license required).
Harley-Davidson Museum | Milwaukee, WI

Cruise to the Harley-Davidson Museum, home to more than 450 iconic Harleys, including the very first one and a custom chopper once owned by Elvis. Channel your inner rebel while you strike a pose on a real bike in the Experience Gallery. Outside, snap a selfie by the towering bronze rider and explore a replica of the original backyard shed where it all began. Ready to refuel? You can enjoy a burger at the MotorBar before riding off into the sunset.
Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum | Kent, WA

Looking for a day of boat-building workshops and stories about hydroplane racing? At Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum, you can do all that and more. The only museum in the U.S. dedicated to the thrilling world of powerboat racing puts you up close to vintage hydroplanes. Watch rare racing footage about racing legends, peek inside the Restoration Shop to see old boats revitalized and climb into the cockpit of a real raceboat.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
| Indianapolis, IN

At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, you’re not just learning about racing, you’re experiencing it. Delve into racing history through hands-on exhibits and snap a selfie in the winner’s circle. You can go behind the scenes of the iconic speedway, then climb into the cockpit of a real race car for the thrill of a lifetime. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just along for the ride, this museum will leave you feeling turbo-charged.
International Motorsports Hall of Fame
| Talladega, AL

Looking for a full-throttle adventure? Race into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame to browse more than 140 authentic race cars—from classic stock cars to sleek motorcycles and legendary NASCAR machines. See where the legends like the Alabama Gang made history at the adjacent Talladega Superspeedway. And for a wild twist, don’t miss the wrecked car exhibits that show just how intense and dangerous the world of racing can be.
Motorsports Hall of Fame of America
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Celebrating the achievements of racing legends and inspiring fans and future generations of racers, the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America is a must-see for racing enthusiasts. From stock and sports cars to motorcycles, powerboats and even aviation, the exhibits and memorabilia pay homage to the history of racing and the drivers who made it iconic. Complement your visit with a tour of world-famous Daytona International Speedway.
Museum of American Speed | Lincoln, NE

A playground for hot rod enthusiasts and high-speed thrill seekers, the Museum of American Speed offers three floors of exhibits featuring antique cars, automotive toys and unique finds like vintage lunchboxes and autographed guitars. Explore the evolution of the Model T, take a ride on the working car merry-go-round and marvel at classic motorcycles. Before peeling out, swing by the gift shop for a cool ball cap or keychain.
NASCAR Hall of Fame | Charlotte, NC

Unleash your inner speed demon at the NASCAR Hall of Fame, where you can become a race car driver, a broadcast legend or pit crew worker. Zoom through interactive exhibits, hop into cutting-edge racing simulators and visit the Gear Shop for Champ the Cheetah souvenirs. Got kids in tow? They’ll love the life-sized Lightning McQueen. And with the Pit Stop Cafe, you can cross the finish line fueled for your next adventure.
North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame
| Mooresville, NC

Step in to the heart of racing country at the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame, home to legendary memorabilia, photos and artifacts celebrating motorsports legends from stock car pioneers to modern-day NASCAR heroes. Feel the rush in a racing simulator or relive jaw-dropping moments with videos of crazy finishes and crashes. And keep your eyes peeled—you’re deep in racing territory so a real driver sighting is possible.
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If speed, style and shiny things on wheels get your motor running, then the Petersen Automotive Museum is your dream garage come to life. Wander through an impressive collection that includes Hollywood movie cars, classic hot rods and futuristic concept vehicles. Still not enough? Head to the secret Vault to check out more than 300 ultra-rare rides. It’s not just a walk-through; racing simulators add to the thrills.
Richard Childress Racing Museum | Welcome, NC

Racing history comes roaring to life at the Richard Childress Racing Museum, where you can get up close to real race cars, interact with the displays and peek inside pit boxes packed with team gear, uniforms and cool memorabilia. Explore early stock cars, championship rides, the history of how RCR shaped racing, and the iconic black No. 3 that made Dale Earnhardt a household name. It’s like scoring a backstage pass to the fast lane.
Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum
| Philadelphia, PA

Take a joy ride through the evolution of racing at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, home to more than 75 legendary sports cars that once tore up tracks like Le Mans. Want to see and hear history in motion? Visit on a live demo day, when the museum fires up selected cars for a loop through the parking lot. Keep your camera on—there are plenty of photo-worthy backdrops for snapping pics with some seriously cool rides.
Snowmobile Hall of Fame | St. Germain, WI

Dedicated to preserving the history of snowmobiling as both a hobby and a sport, the Snowmobile Hall of Fame features two buildings packed with vintage sleds, wild prototypes and legendary race machines—from oval-track racers to water-cross champs. For even more thrills, time your visit with one of the hall’s epic events like Ride with the Champs or the Induction Banquet, where you can meet snowmobile legends and snag autographs.
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NASCAR Will Hold A Street Race At San Diego Naval Base
NASCAR announced on Wednesday that they will be holding events at Naval Base Coronado, San Diego in the coming year. This will mark the first time NASCAR has ever held racing events at a military base. The Cup Series will culminate with street races on June 19-21, 2020. The races coincident with the 250th anniversary […]

NASCAR announced on Wednesday that they will be holding events at Naval Base Coronado, San Diego in the coming year. This will mark the first time NASCAR has ever held racing events at a military base.
The Cup Series will culminate with street races on June 19-21, 2020. The races coincident with the 250th anniversary celebration of the U.S. Navy.
In a press release, Ben Kennedy, NASCAR’s executive vice president said that the race would be a mix of street racing and traditional street racing. They’ll be passing (aircraft) carrier. “They’ll go out on the tarmac and probably pass some military aircraft. Maybe there are a few F-18s, then head back to the entrance of the base.”
NASCAR will return to Southern California after a long absence. The first race in Southern California since February 2024. From 2022-24, the series held the Clash at Coliseum in Los Angeles.
From 1997 to 2023, NASCAR hosted events at California Speedway Fontana.
Field Level Media
(source: Reuters)
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NASCAR Heading to San Diego on Father’s Day Weekend 2026
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States Navy, NASCAR will once again forge the path forward for a unique motorsports experience, hosting a brand-new street race at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego. “As part of our nation’s 250th anniversary, we are honored for NASCAR to join the celebration as we host […]

In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States Navy, NASCAR will once again forge the path forward for a unique motorsports experience, hosting a brand-new street race at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego.
“As part of our nation’s 250th anniversary, we are honored for NASCAR to join the celebration as we host our first street race at a military base, Naval Base Coronado,” said Ben Kennedy, EVP, Chief Venue & Racing Innovation Officer. “NASCAR San Diego Weekend will honor the Navy’s history and the men and women who serve as we take the best motorsports in the world to the streets of Naval Base Coronado.”
The event, which has been a rumored addition to the NASCAR National Series schedule for several months, will include the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (Friday, June 19), the NASCAR Xfinity Series (Saturday, June 20), and the NASCAR Cup Series (Sunday, June 21).
“NASCAR embodies the very best of the American spirit through speed, precision, and an unyielding pursuit of excellence. Hosting a race aboard Naval Air Station North Island, the birthplace of naval aviation, it’s not just a historic first, it’s a powerful tribute to the values we share: grit, teamwork, and love of country,” said Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan. “From the flight deck to the finish line, this collaboration reflects the operational intensity and unity of purpose that define both the United States Navy and NASCAR. We’re proud to open our gates to the American people, honor those who wear the uniform, and inspire the next generation to step forward and serve something greater than themselves.”
The official NASCAR San Diego street course layout will be unveiled in the near future.
Naval Base Coronado, known as the ‘West Coast Quarterdeck’, is a consortium of nine Navy installations stretching from San Clemente Island 50 miles off the coast of Long Beach, California, to the Mountain Warfar Trailing Facility 50 miles east of San Diego.
“As Commanding Officer of Naval Base Coronado and on behalf of the United States Navy, it’s an honor to partner with NASCAR at NAS North Island as part of our 250th anniversary celebration,” said Captain Loren Jacobi. “Hosting one of America’s premier motorsports events on this historic base reflects our partnership with the local community and our shared pride in the nation’s heritage. We are privileged to showcase the dedication of our Sailors alongside NASCAR’s finest as we celebrate our 250th anniversary.”
The Friday, June 19, 2026, event for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will mark the first-ever street course event for the series, while the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series have spent the last three years running on the streets of Chicago — an event that was announced last week to be going on pause for 2026.
Amy Lupo has been named the President of NASCAR San Diego. Lupo has more than 25 years of success bringing incredible fan experiences to high-profile sporting events, and was instrumental in helping to put together the inaugural Clash at the LA Coliseum.
“This a huge win for San Diego and we are so grateful to NASCAR for their partnership,” said Mark Neville, CEO, Sports San Diego. “Without a doubt, the NASCAR San Diego Weekend will have a significant and favorable impact on San Diego’s tourism and hospitality industry. On top of that, being the first ever NASCAR race on an active military base is going to be quite the spectacle and you can’t beat Naval Base Coronado.”
In a press release Wednesday, NASCAR says that the remainder of the 2026 NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Craftsman Truck Series schedules will be announced at a later date.
Motorsports
NASCAR race comes to San Diego Naval Base Coronado in June 2026
NASCAR will make a pit stop in Coronado next summer after Chicago hosted the event for the past 3 seasons. CORONADO, Calif. — NASCAR is coming back to Southern California for a “first-of-its-kind” street race in 2026. NASCAR has officially announced that Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado will be part of the NASCAR racing series […]

NASCAR will make a pit stop in Coronado next summer after Chicago hosted the event for the past 3 seasons.
CORONADO, Calif. — NASCAR is coming back to Southern California for a “first-of-its-kind” street race in 2026. NASCAR has officially announced that Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado will be part of the NASCAR racing series in June 2026.
According the NASCAR, the racing weekend in San Diego will take place over three days, including Father’s Day, June 19-21. It will be the first time these races will take place on an active military base.
This will be NASCAR’s first major race in San Diego County and the first time in Southern California since 2023, when the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana was shut down. The series tried an urban-style .25-mile short track event inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum from 2022-2024, but it was never intended as a permanent fixture.
San Diego will host just the second street course in NASCAR’s modern era. The Chicago Street Course hosted Cup and Xfinity action for each of the past three seasons. The race weekend will coincide with the 250th anniversary of the United States Navy.
“What a special way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Navy, 250th anniversary of our country and put on what is going to be undoubtedly the most anticipated event of 2026,” said Ben Kennedy, NASCAR’s executive vice president, chief venue & racing innovation officer. “
Specific details of the official San Diego street course layout will be unveiled at a later time, according to NASCAR.
“It’ll be a blend of traditional street racing in a way where we’ll be winding our ways through some of the streets on the base,” Kennedy said. “They’ll be going past (aircraft) carriers. They’ll eventually go out onto the tarmac, probably by some military aircraft, maybe a couple of F-18s out there, and then back towards the entrance to the base.”
“This a huge win for San Diego and we are so grateful to NASCAR for their partnership,” said Mark Neville, CEO of Sports San Diego, which will offer promotional support. “Without a doubt, the NASCAR San Diego Weekend will have a significant and favorable impact on San Diego’s tourism and hospitality industry. On top of that, being the first ever NASCAR race on an active military base is going to be quite the spectacle and you can’t beat Naval Base Coronado.”
The San Diego event will replace the Chicago event, which confirmed it will not return in 2026. A report from The Athletic in June was the first to report the link to San Diego as a future event location.
NASCAR officially announced Friday that the Chicago race has been paused and would not return in 2026, opening the door for the race to find a new location and track. The Chicago Street Course held races during the past 3 seasons. The event posted on X: “Following the success of the first three years, the Chicago Street Race will hit pause in 2026 to afford us the time necessary to work collaboratively with the City of Chicago to explore a new potential date and to develop a plan that further optimizes operational efficiencies, with a goal to return to the streets of Chicago in 2027.”
CBS 8 spoke with former NASCAR driver Boris Said, who lives in Escondido, in June when the initial reports came out listing San Diego as a potential location. Said is no stranger to street racing. He competed in a Trans-Am event through San Diego streets decades ago and believes the city is ready for a comeback.
“I think the city would love it. I think fans would come out. They would put on a great show, and you know, I might even come out of retirement for that one,” Said told CBS 8.
For Said, the appeal of a street race in the heart of San Diego is about accessibility and excitement.
“What it does is it brings the race to the people instead of people having to drive out to wherever the race track is, usually not next to any real population,” he said. “To have such easy access to a show that NASCAR would put on, I think that would be super exciting.”
WATCH: June 24 coverage of the potential race coming to San Diego:
Motorsports
Jimmie Johnson addresses likelihood of Daniel Suárez driving for Legacy after Trackhouse split
Daniel Suárez needs a new home for the 2026 NASCAR season after his split from Trackhouse Racing. Jimmie Johnson said Wednesday that Legacy Motor Club is looking for a third Cup Series charter next season. While Johnson called Suárez a “great friend” and a “great talent,” he said the timing likely won’t work out for […]

Daniel Suárez needs a new home for the 2026 NASCAR season after his split from Trackhouse Racing. Jimmie Johnson said Wednesday that Legacy Motor Club is looking for a third Cup Series charter next season.
While Johnson called Suárez a “great friend” and a “great talent,” he said the timing likely won’t work out for Legacy to give him a serious look, per Joseph Srigley of TobyChristie.com. Johnson, the seven-time champion, added he is confident Suárez will land a Cup ride in 2026.
Right now, a third Legacy charter is up in the air. Rick Ware Racing agreed to sell a charter to the two-car race team co-owned by Johnson. Legacy, however, filed a lawsuit against RWR on April 1, claiming that RWR was attempting to back out of the contract agreed to on March 3. Legacy says the deal is for the 2026 season. RWR claims the sale goes into effect for 2027.
As for Suárez, it’s hard to predict where he could land for next season. Nothing is expected to change with the big three of Hendrick Motorsports, Joe Gibbs Racing and Team Penske. The same goes for Richard Childress Racing, RFK Racing, Spire Motorsports and Kaulig Racing. The drivers at Haas Factory Team (Cole Custer) and RWR (Cody Ware) have family ties to team management. 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports are currently competing as open teams.
Daniel Suárez struggling to stand out amid uncertain future
Still, Suárez is a veteran of the series and has proven to be capable of making the playoffs. This season, however, hasn’t gone to plan. Suárez is 29th in the points standings, with just three top 10s and one top five in 21 starts.
The expectation is that Xfinity Series star and 19-year-old sensation Connor Zilisch will replace Suárez at Trackhouse next season. Suárez opened up candidly about what led to his departure from Trackhouse.
“Since my new crew chief [Matt Swiderski] came to Trackhouse, he told me a lot of things that he didn’t think were right within the organization and a lot of things that needed to be changed,” Suárez said earlier this month. “I’ve been very vocal with the team on we need to address this, we need to address that, and I’m not the only one seeing it. There are more people seeing it.
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