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NASCAR Announces 2025 Truck Schedule

NASCAR announced the official schedule for the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on Aug. 29, featuring a 25-race calendar for the series.

Among the biggest changes was the addition of Connecticut’s Lime Rock Park for the first time. The series will visit the 1.5-mile road course on June 28.

Another notable is the return of Rockingham Speedway for the first time since 2013. The Trucks head back to Rockingham in conjunction with the NASCAR Xfinity Series on April 18.

The Truck Series will also visit the Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL for the first time in 2025, as the track joins the playoffs on Oct. 3.

See also
NASCAR Releases 2025 Cup Schedule

For the third year in a row, the Truck Series will join the Cup Series on All-Star weekend, taking on North Wilkesboro Speedway on May 17.

The Trucks will open its 2025 playoffs at Darlington Raceway (Aug. 30) and conclude the first round with its return to New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Sept. 20.

A champion will once again be crowned at Phoenix Raceway on Oct. 31.

After being on the schedule for the past two seasons, the Milwaukee Mile is no longer on the Truck schedule for 2025. World Wide Technology at Gateway will also not return.

Here’s a look at the Cup Series and Xfinity Series schedules.

Feb. 14: Daytona International Speedway

Feb. 22: Atlanta Motor Speedway

March 14: Las Vegas Motor Speedway

March 21: Homestead-Miami Speedway

See also
NASCAR Reveals 2025 Xfinity Schedule

March 28: Martinsville Raceway

April 11: Bristol Motor Speedway

April 18: Rockingham Speedway

May 2: Texas Motor Speedway

May 10: Kansas Speedway

May 17: North Wilkesboro Speedway

May 23: Charlotte Motor Speedway

May 30: Nashville Superspeedway

June 7: Michigan International Speedway

June 20: Pocono Raceway

June 28: Lime Rock Park

July 25: Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park (IRP)

Aug. 8: Watkins Glen International

Aug. 15: Richmond Raceway

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Aug. 30: Darlington Raceway

Sept. 11: Bristol

Sept. 20: New Hampshire Motor Speedway

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Oct. 3: Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL

Oct. 17: Talladega Superspeedway

Oct. 24: Martinsville

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Oct. 31: Phoenix Raceway (Championship)

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Matthew

If i may I’d like to point out the flaws in all 3 schedules for next year and they would be Rockingham has bust attendance the 2 truck races it had previousily
hosted where Mexico is not a safe country to be in do to buttloads of level 3 & 4
travel advisories as far as Lime Rock Park goes it would be the configuration
of the track which is not suited to anything making 400 or more horsepower
do to it’s narrow width.

DoninAjax

But NA$CAR makes the most money with these schedules! You can bet Mexico pays more for their version of Brian’s product than Richmond.

Last edited 2 months ago by DoninAjax
Steve

Wasn’t Mexico a logistical nightmare the last time they tried this? I thought that was also the reason why they scrapped going there. Guess the money was too good to pass up. Let’s hope the teams get some of it.