By alley - Feb 16, 2017, 10:56 AM ET

NASCAR confirms race stage lengths

The stage lengths for every race in 2017 for each of NASCAR's three national series has been announced.

Since the Jan. 23 announcement of the sport moving to stage races – where each event would be cut into three segments – individual tracks have been slowly releasing their scheduled format. Last week, NASCAR revealed the stage lengths for all the events during Daytona Speedweeks, but Thursday the entirety for this year's schedule was released.

The 59th annual Daytona 500 on Feb. 26 will usher in this new era for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series with the race running in a 60-60-80 lap format. The following week, Atlanta Motor Speedway will run the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 in an 85-85-155 lap format.

The stage lengths for the Monster Energy Cup series are as follows:

Race	Stage 1	Stage 2	Final Stage
Daytona	60	120	200
Atlanta	85	170	325
Las Vegas	80	160	267
Phoenix	75	150	312
Auto Club	60	120	200
Martinsville	130	260	500
Texas	85	170	334
Bristol	125	250	500
Richmond	100	200	400
Talladega	55	110	188
Kansas	80	160	267
Charlotte	115	230	400
Dover	120	240	400
Pocono	50	100	160
Michigan	60	120	200
Sonoma	25	50	110
Daytona-2	40	80	160
Kentucky	80	160	267
New Hampshire	75	150	301
Indianapolis	50	100	160
Pocono-2	50	100	160
Watkins Glen	20	40	90
Michigan-2	60	120	200
Bristol-2	125	250	500
Darlington	100	200	367
Richmond-2	100	200	400
Chicagoland	80	160	267
New Hampshire-2	75	150	300
Dover-2	120	240	400
Charlotte-2	90	180	334
Talladega-2	55	110	188
Kansas-2	80	160	267
Martinsville-2	130	260	500
Texas-2	85	170	334
Phoenix-2	75	150	312
Miami	80	160	267

The Xfinity Series will see its first stage race at Daytona on Feb. 25 in the Powershares QQQ 300. The race will run in 30-30-60 lap format.

Race	Stage 1	Stage 2	Final Stage
Daytona	30	60	120
Atlanta	40	80	163
Las Vegas	45	90	200
Phoenix	60	120	200
Auto Club	35	70	150
Texas	45	90	200
Bristol	85	170	300
Richmond	75	150	250
Talladega	25	50	113
Charlotte	45	90	200
Dover	60	120	200
Pocono	25	50	100
Michigan	30	60	125
Iowa	60	120	250
Daytona-2	30	60	100
Kentucky	45	90	200
New Hampshire	45	90	200
Indianapolis	25	50	100
Iowa	60	120	250
Watkins Glen	20	40	82
Mid-Ohio	20	40	75
Bristol-2	85	170	300
Road America	10	20	45
Darlington	45	90	147
Richmond-2	75	150	250
Chicagoland	45	90	200
Kentucky-2	45	90	200
Dover-2	60	120	200
Charlotte-2	45	90	200
Kansas	45	90	200
Texas-2	45	90	200
Phoenix-2	60	120	200
Miami	45	90	200

The Camping World Truck Series will be the first official event NASCAR runs under the new stage race format on Feb. 24. The NextEra Energy Resources 250 will be run in a 20-20-60 lap format.

Race	Stage 1	Stage 2	Final Stage
Daytona	20	40	100
Atlanta	40	80	130
Martinsville	70	140	250
Kansas	40	80	167
Charlotte	40	80	134
Dover	45	90	200
Texas	40	80	167
Gateway	35	70	160
Iowa	60	120	200
Kentucky	35	75	150
Eldora	40	80	150
Pocono	15	30	60
Michigan	30	60	100
Bristol	55	110	200
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park	20	40	64
Chicagoland	35	70	150
New Hampshire	55	110	175
Las Vegas	35	70	146
Talladega	20	40	94
Martinsville	50	100	200
Texas-2	35	70	147
Phoenix	40	80	150
Miami	40	80	134