It’s finally here, NASCAR has released all their schedules for the 2025 season in Trucks, Xfinity and the Cup Series. Today we will break down all the schedules, the cost to watch NASCAR this season and the new tracks NASCAR will be visiting this season.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series

• For the 25th consecutive season, the Craftsman’s Truck Series will open its season at Daytona International Speedway
• For the first time ever, the Trucks will visit Lime Rock, a 1.5 mile road course which should provide some exciting racing.
• The Truck Series also welcomes Rockingham back into the schedule. The trucks haven’t raced there since 2013
• Another new addition is the ROVAL in the playoffs on Oct 3rd.
• For the third year in a row, the trucks will also race at North Wilkesboro.
• NASCAR decided to not have the trucks return to World Wide Technology at Gateway and also the Milwaukee Mile.
• The final 3 races of the round of 8 are the ROVAL, Tallageda and Martinsville. It will be a hectic month for the drivers trying to make the final 4.
• Once again a champion will be crowned at Phoenix International Raceway on October 31st 2025.
• All races can be found on FS1/Fox Sports 1.

Daytona – Feb 14

Atlanta – Feb 22

Las Vegas – Mar 14

Miami – Mar 21

Martinsville – Mar 28

Bristol – Apr 11

Rockingham – Apr 18

Texas – May 2

Kansas – May 10

North Wilkesboro – May 17

Charlotte – May 23

Nashville – May 30

Michigan – Jun 7

Pocono – Jun 20

Lime Rock – Jun 28

Indianapolis – Jul 25

Watkins Glen – Aug 8

Richmond – Aug 15

Playoffs:

Darlington – Aug 30

Bristol – Sep 11

New Hampshire – Sep 20

Charlotte Roval – Oct 3

Talladega – Oct 17

Martinsville – Oct 24

Phoenix – Oct 31

Xfinity Series Breakdown

• The Xfinity Series will race 33 times this season, with all races being found on the CW
• The Xfinity Series will also return to Rockingham, for the first time since 2004. The race will take place the day before Easter Sunday.
• Another huge return to the Xfinity Schedule is Autodramo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico. Who hasn’t seen Xfinity Racing since 2008.
• The Xfinity Series will also visit Bristol twice in the 2025 season, they haven’t raced there 2 times in a season since 2020.
• Xfinity Series will also return to World Wide Technology for the first time since 2010. It will serve as the regular season finale.

Daytona – Feb 15

Atlanta – Feb 22

COTA – Mar 1

Phoenix – Mar 8

Las Vegas – Mar 15

Miami – Mar 22

Martinsville – Mar 29

Darlington – Apr 5

Bristol – Apr 12

Rockingham – Apr 19

Talladega – Apr 26

Texas – May 3

Charlotte – May 24

Nashville – May 31

Mexico – Jun 14

Pocono – Jun 21

Atlanta – Jun 27

Chicago – Jul 5

Sonoma – Jul 12

Dover – Jul 19

Indianapolis- Jul 26

Iowa – Aug 2

Watkins Glen – Aug 9

Daytona – Aug 22

Portland – Aug 30

World Wide Technology- Sep 6

Playoffs:

Bristol: Sep 12

Kansas: Sep 27

ROVAL: Oct 4

Vegas: Oct 11

Talladega: Oct 18

Martinsville: Oct 25

Phoenix: Nov 1

NASCAR Cup Series Breakdown

• NASCAR has decided to kiss goodbye to the LA Coliseum and welcome Bowman Gray into the clash spot.
• North Wilkesboro also returns to the schedule as the All Star Race.
• The Cup Series will also be racing in Mexico, which replaced Richmond’s second date.
• Homestead moves out of the playoffs and into the regular season.
• Darlington, New Hampshire and Gateway are all added into to playoffs.

Bowman Gray – Feb 2 *Clash*

Feb 13 – Duel 1 @ Daytona

Feb 13 – Duel 2 @ Daytona

Feb 16 – Daytona

Feb 23 – Atlanta

Mar 2 – COTA

Mar 9 – Phoenix

Mar 16 – Vegas

Mar 23 – Miami

Mar 30 – Martinsvilla

Apr 6 – Darlington

Apr 13 – Bristol

Apr 27 – Talladega

May 4 – Texas

May 11 – Kansas

May 18 – All Star Open / North Wilkesboro

May 18 – All Star Race / North Wilkesboro

May 25 – Charlotte

Jun 1 – Nashvilla

Jun 8 – Michigan

Jun 15 – Mexico

Jun 22 – Pocono

Jun 28 – Atlanta

Jul 6 – Chicago

Jul 13 – Sonoma

Jul 20 – Dover

Jul 27 – Brickyard

Aug 3 – Iowa

Aug 10 – Watkins Glen

Aug 16 – Richmond

Aug 23 – Daytona

Aug 31 – Darlington

Sep 7 – World Wide Technology

Playoffs:

Sep 13 – Bristol

Sep 21 – New Hampshire

Sep 28 – Kansas

Oct 5 – Roval

Oct 12 – Vegas

Oct 19 – Talladega

Oct 26 – Martinsville

Nov 2 – Phoenix

TV Pricing this season.

With all Truck and Xfinity races being on one single channel, you won’t have to go crazy looking for those races every weekend but the Cup Series will be on four different channels for the 2025 season.

The first 14 races will be on FOX/FS1, the next 5 races will be held on Amazon Prime Video. Following that, the next 5 races will be on TNT. With NBC/NBC Sports closing out the final 14 races of the season.

Pricing

NASCAR hasn’t announced anything for an easier way to watch these races yet, but if you don’t have cable, you might be spending a little more money then you would want too.

For the full 10 months of streaming the NASCAR season, Youtube TV will run you the cheapest at 730$ for the full season.

Fubo and DirecTV Stream also will run you 750$ for the full season.

For the 5 races on Amazon Prime Video, thankfully they are all within the month of each other, so if you cancel before the next month charges you. Amazon Prime Video will run you 8.99$ or 14.99$ if you’d like the other perks they offer. As of the writing of this story, Amazon also offers a free 30 day trial for their service. Technically you can watch those 5 races on Amazon for free as long as you cancel before your trial has ended.