What’s Happening?
The 2027 NASCAR schedule is slowly coming together, with several tracks revealing their dates while NASCAR works to finalize the full calendar. The biggest question marks remain Chicago and San Diego, but confirmed moves are already reshaping the season, including Bristol’s return to August, New Hampshire and Richmond joining the Chase, and Watkins Glen becoming the lone road course in the postseason. NASCAR also announced a change to stage cautions beginning at Iowa, while several tracks are returning to familiar spots on the calendar.
- Why are Chicago and San Diego reportedly the two major pieces still holding up the full 2027 Cup Series schedule?
- What does NASCAR’s new stage caution rule mean for race strategy, and could it help eliminate some of the lengthy caution periods fans have criticized?
- Why does Eric like moving the Bristol Night Race back to August, and could escaping college football season help restore the event’s atmosphere?
- Which confirmed 2027 dates stand out most, and could Iowa really become NASCAR’s Fourth of July race?
With the 2027 schedule being revealed one piece at a time, there are already plenty of intriguing changes to track. From Bristol’s return to August to the evolving Chase lineup, the final schedule could look significantly different once NASCAR finally releases all the pieces.
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