Dale Earnhardt Jr. commented on the change in the upcoming race schedule for the 2026 NASCAR season. The legendary driver hinted towards more surprising moves to drop in the coming days and weeks.

The NASCAR Cup Series moved this year to its first-ever international points-paying race since 1958, after racing at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit in Mexico City.

NASCAR ran its first international Cup Series points race since 1958 in Mexico City last month. It won't return in 2026, though, according to reports.

Next year's list of tracks is already being sorted out by the NASCAR Cup Series. On Wednesday, it was reported that a controversial destination has been removed from the 2026 schedule. Last month, the ...

Bowman Gray and Daytona kick off the season, and they will lead into other familiar races. RACER understands that the first ...

The NASCAR schedule for next season hasn’t been announced yet, but the sport will not be returning to Mexico City ...

The 2025 NASCAR race in Mexico City was meant to be a landmark moment. The post Dale Jr. Cryptically Hints More Big Track Cuts After NASCAR’s Mexico City Axe appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Andrés Pérez de lara will move over to the No. 44 Chevrolet at Niece Motorsports for the remainder of 2025, the team ...

NASCAR will go without an international race in 2026, as the logistics proved difficult. Chicagoland is poised to take Mexico City's spot.

Bianchi goes on to say that it is more than likely that the Mexico City race returns in 2027 instead of a repeat in 2026. By then, NASCAR should have a better, more functional plan in place.

NASCAR typically releases its schedule for the following season in July or August. Could the upcoming 2026 schedule see additional changes, as we’ve seen in recent seasons?

Project 91 fields the No. 91 Chevrolet, an experiential initiative by Trackhouse to offer a Cup Series seat to potential ...