What’s Happening?
Weather could play a major role in the NASCAR weekend at EchoPark Speedway, with current forecasts calling for a 40% chance of rain Saturday afternoon and increasing to 55% in the evening. While conditions are expected to improve, contingency plans are already in place in case races cannot be completed as scheduled
Forecast improving for Saturday, 40% rain 12-7pm, 55% after that. Contingency plans fluid so take this fwiw … in truck garage, the understanding is if both races ppd, tripleheader Sunday order would be O'Reilly-Cup-Truck. If one race ppd, then it is in the morning before Cup.
— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) February 20, 2026
If Saturday Goes as Planned
- All scheduled events run normally across the NASCAR Truck Series, O’Reilly Series, and Cup Series
- No changes to Sunday’s schedule
If One Saturday Race Is Postponed
- The delayed race would move to Sunday morning
- It would run before the Cup Series race
- Other races remain in their original slots
If Both Saturday Races Are Postponed
- Sunday becomes a tripleheader, with the expected running order being: 1. O’Reilly Series, 2. Cup Series, 3. Truck Series
- Schedule subject to change depending on conditions
NASCAR has not announced any official schedule changes yet, as decisions will be based on how conditions develop in real time. With rain chances increasing through Saturday afternoon and evening, teams are preparing for multiple outcomes, and Sunday is expected to serve as the primary backup window if events can’t be completed as planned.
Conditions are constantly being monitored, but fans should be prepared for possible schedule adjustments throughout the weekend. We’ll keep you updated throughout the race weekend here on The Daily Downforce
