NASCAR fans, buckle up: the worst-kept secret of the 2026 season is now official. Homestead-Miami Speedway is back as the season finale host, but not permanently. NASCAR is shifting to a rotating schedule for its championship-deciding race, and that raises one huge question: which tracks genuinely deserve a spot in this elite rotation? In his most recent video, Iceberg dives into the logic, logistics, and legacy of the best candidates for NASCAR’s big finale. Homestead might be back, but what about Phoenix, Charlotte, or Las Vegas? Are SMI-owned tracks on the rise? And why are iconic tracks like Martinsville or Darlington being passed over?
- Which tracks meet NASCAR’s criteria for a championship finale?
- Why is Homestead-Miami Speedway being brought back, and for how long?
- What are the main issues with short tracks like Richmond or Bristol?
- Could Texas or Las Vegas surprise fans and take over the finale in future years?
This is a must-watch for anyone interested in the future of NASCAR’s most important race regarding crowning a champion. Dive in now to see if your favorite track makes the cut, and leave a comment with a list of the tracks you’d like to see host the finale.
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