NASCAR is preparing to announce its 2025 schedule and is currently developing the 2026 schedule.
Prime Video will air the Mexico race, with NASCAR delivering on its bid to get a major event on the schedule of its new media partner. The schedule will include the independently owned World Wide Technology Raceway near St. Louis moving into the playoffs for the first time, while Daytona will return to being the regular-season finale after serving as the penultimate race of the regular season this year. As expected, NASCAR will get back to having no two-week break like it had this year during the Paris Games at the request of NBC Sports.
Meanwhile, NASCAR is already working on 2026: after NASCAR Chief International Officer Chad Seigler told SBJ in November that NASCAR was open to putting on races in Brazil with its U.S.-based series, Motorsport.com reported in early August that NASCAR execs were in Brazil meeting with elected officials in Sao Paolo about bringing the Clash there in 2026. Also, NASCAR is looking into other future locations for street races in the U.S. and could host one in San Diego as soon as 2026, sources have told SBJ.
