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NASCAR schedule: Races today, this weekend, and how to watch

Go beyond the NASCAR schedule with the top races today, this weekend, where its happening, and how to watch the action. Updated daily!

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You’ve come to the right place if you’re seeking the top NASCAR races today. You will also find the upcoming races, qualifying, TV information, and more on Sportsnaut’s NASCAR schedule.

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NASCAR schedule – Monday, March 18

Here are the upcoming races for the following weekend of the NASCAR schedule.

DateSeriesSeriesVenueTime (ET)TV
Sat., March 23XfinityFocused Health 250Circuit of the Americas5:00 PMFS1
Sunday, March 24CupEchoPark Automotive Grand PrixCircuit of the Americas3:30 PMFOX

Is there a NASCAR race today?

There is no NASCAR race today. The next race on the 2024 NASCAR is the Focused Health 250 at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The next race on the NASCAR schedule for the Cup Series is the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix on Sunday, March 24.

What time is the NASCAR race today?

There is no NASCAR race today. The next NASCAR race, the Focused Health 250, is at 5:00 PM ET on Saturday.

What channel is today’s NASCAR race?

There is no NASCAR race today. The next NASCAR race will be on Fox Sports 1, with the Focused Health 250 in the Xfinity Series. The next NASCAR Cup Series race is on FOX this coming Sunday.

When is the next NASCAR race?

The next NASCAR race is on Saturday, March 23 at 5:00 PM ET, it is the Focused Health 500 (Xfinity Series)

NASCAR Cup Series Schedule

Upcoming races

DateRaceVenueLocationTV
March 31Toyota Owners 400Richmond RacewayRichmond, VirginiaFOX
April 7Cook Out 400Martinsville SpeedwayMartinsville, VirginiaFS1
April 14AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400Texas Motor SpeedwayFort Worh, TexasFS1
April 21GEICO 500Fort Worth, TexasTalladega, AlabamaFOX
April 28Würth 400Dover Motor SpeedwayDover, DelawareFS1
May 5AdventHealth 400Kansas SpeedwayKansas City, KansasFS1
May 12Goodyear 400Fort Worth, TexasDarlington, SCFS1

How can I watch the NASCAR race today?

The 2024 NASCAR Cup Series is on FOX for the next two races, with the Automotive Grand Prix and the Toyota Owners 400. The NASCAR schedule remains on FOX until April 7, with the Cook Out 400 from Martinsville Speedway, which will be on Fox Sports 1.

Last race

DateRaceVenueWinner
March 17Food City 500Bristol Motor SpeedwayDenny Hamlin

NASCAR Xfinity Schedule

Upcoming races

DateRaceVenueLocationTV
March 23Focused Health 250Circuit of The AmericasAustin TexasFS1
March 30ToyotaCara 250Richmond RacewayRichmond, VirginiaFS1
April 6Xfinity Series at MartinsvilleMartinsville SpeedwayMartinsville, VirginiaFS1
April 13Andy’s Frozen Custard 300Texas Motor SpeedwayFort Worth, TexasFS1
April 20Ag-Pro 300Talladega SuperspeedwayTalladega, AlabamaFOX

Related: NASCAR Results – Practice, Qualifying, and Results For The Latest Races

What’s the NASCAR schedule for 2024?

There are 38 overall races on the 2024 NASCAR schedule. Only 36 races are points-paying as the other two races, the Busch Light Clash and All-Star Race, are exhibition races held by the sport. The NASCAR schedule for next year is typically released during the summer months.

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When does the 2024 NASCAR season start?

NASCAR schedule
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The NASCAR season started on February 4, 2024, when the Cup Series heads off to Southern California for the Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (non-points). The first official points-paying race will be Feb. 18 with the Daytona 500.

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When is the 2024 Daytona 500?

NASCAR: Daytona 500
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The Daytona 500 was on February 18, 2024, in Daytona, FL. The venue is a 2.50-mile track with a capacity of 101,500 fans. The track’s first event took place in 1959 and is commonly called by its nickname “The World Center of Racing.”

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