NASCAR confirms minor changes to O’Reilly and Truck Series schedules for 2027

NASCAR's O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and Craftsman Truck Series teams will have slightly different schedules in 2027.

All three NASCAR national series schedules were revealed Wednesday, with the most changes coming in the two lower divisions. Among them: North Wilkesboro Speedway will host all three series next season, and the trucks return to Canada. It was also previously announced that Rockingham Speedway will not host NASCAR next season.

There were also a few track swaps between the series. 

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In the Truck Series, the events at Rockingham, San Diego, Dover and Richmond have come off the schedule. They have been replaced with Bowman Gray, Canada, Kansas (one race) and Pocono.

In the O’Reilly Series, the events at Rockingham, as well as one race from Kansas and EchoPark, have come off the schedule. New additions are North Wilkesboro and Richmond.

“The 2027 NASCAR national series schedules are the result of tremendous collaboration across the industry to find the right balance of venues, race dates and competitive challenges across all three national series – one that brings the best of our sport to fans around the world,” said Julie Giese, vice president, market development & strategic scheduling for NASCAR. “From the structure of The Chase to the continued evolution of the schedule, every adjustment is made with the goal of creating the strongest, most compelling season possible from start to finish for our fans, competitors, racetracks and broadcast partners.”

The O’Reilly Auto Parts schedule:

• Saturday, Feb. 20 – Daytona International Speedway
• Saturday, Feb. 27 – EchoPark Speedway
• Saturday, March 6 – Circuit of the Americas
• Saturday, March 13 – Phoenix Raceway
• Saturday, March 20 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway
• Saturday, April 3 – Darlington Raceway
• Saturday, April 10 – Bristol Motor Speedway
• Saturday, April 17 – Martinsville Speedway
• Saturday, April 24 – Talladega Superspeedway
• Saturday, May 1 – Texas Motor Speedway
• Saturday, May 15 – Dover Motor Speedway
• Saturday, May 22 – North Wilkesboro Speedway
• Saturday, May 29 – Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Saturday, June 5 – Nashville Superspeedway
• Saturday, June 12 – Pocono Raceway
• Saturday, June 26 – Chicagoland Speedway
• Saturday, July 3 – Iowa Speedway
• Saturday, July 10 – Sonoma Raceway
• Saturday, July 24 – Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Saturday, July 31 – San Diego (Naval Base Coronado)
• Friday, Aug. 13 – Bristol Motor Speedway
• Saturday, Aug. 21 – World Wide Technology Raceway
• Friday, Aug. 27 – Daytona International Speedway
• Saturday, Sept. 4 – Darlington Raceway
• Friday, Sept. 10 – Richmond Raceway
• Saturday, Sept. 18 – Watkins Glen
• Saturday, Oct. 2 – Kansas Speedway
• Saturday, Oct. 9 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway
• Saturday, Oct. 16 – Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Saturday, Oct. 23 – Phoenix Raceway
• Saturday, Oct. 30 – Talladega Superspeedway
• Saturday, Nov. 6 – Martinsville Speedway
• Saturday, Nov. 13 – Homestead-Miami Speedway

The Craftsman Truck Series schedule:

• Friday, Feb. 19 – Daytona International Speedway
• Saturday, Feb. 27 – EchoPark Speedway
• Saturday, March 6 – St. Petersburg
• Friday, April 2 – Darlington Raceway
• Friday, April 9 – Bristol Motor Speedway
• Friday, April 30 – Texas Motor Speedway
• Saturday, May 8 – Kansas Speedway
• Friday, May 21 – North Wilkesboro Speedway
• Friday, May 28 – Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Friday, June 4 – Nashville Superspeedway
• Friday, June 11 – Pocono Raceway
• Saturday, June 19 – Michigan International Speedway
• Saturday, July 10 – Lime Rock Park
• Saturday, July 17 – EchoPark Speedway
• Friday, July 23 – Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park
• Thursday, Aug. 12 – Bristol Motor Speedway
• Friday, Aug. 20 – Bowman Gray Stadium
• Sunday, Sept. 5 – Canadian Tire Motorsports Park
• Saturday, Sept. 25 – New Hampshire Motor Speedway
• Friday, Oct. 1 – Kansas Speedway
• Friday, Oct. 15 – Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Friday, Oct. 22 – Phoenix Raceway
• Friday, Oct. 29 – Talladega Superspeedway
• Friday, Nov. 5 – Martinsville Speedway
• Friday, Nov. 12 – Homestead-Miami Speedway

All broadcast times will be announced at a later date.