Ready or not, NASCAR garage set to take on temporary San Diego course
NASCAR rolls onto San Diego's Naval Base Coronado for its first-ever street‑course weekend.
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The brief
NASCAR is set to debut an inaugural street‑race weekend on a temporary circuit built at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego. The venue, dubbed the Qualcomm Circuit, has been documented in photo releases and is described as a potentially tough road course. Coverage highlights a partnership between Navy SEALs and 23XI Racing, while Jimmie Johnson expressed hopes that the races remain in Coronado.
Local outlets such as NBC 7 San Diego, fox5sandiego.com and cbs8.com warn fans of heavy traffic, and Autoweek labels the layout as possibly the toughest road course NASCAR has tackled. Streaming details are outlined by NASCAR.com, noting a "NASCAR vs. Navy" series on Prime Video.
Observers should watch for real‑time traffic advisories, final streaming instructions on Prime Video, sponsor activations like Sycaun Casino Resort with Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and the weekend TV schedule released by Hendrick Motorsports and NASCAR.com.
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Quick answers
When is the NASCAR street race taking place?
Coverage indicates the event is scheduled for the upcoming weekend, as referenced in multiple June 17 articles.
Where is the race being held?
The race will be run on a temporary street circuit at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, referred to as the Qualcomm Circuit.
How can fans watch the event?
Live television coverage is outlined by Hendrick Motorsports and NASCAR.com, and a "NASCAR vs. Navy" stream will be available on Prime Video.
Coverage (13)
- NASCAR notebook: Jimmie Johnson hopes races stay in Coronado; ticket numbers tell tale Orange County Register · 133d ago
- Navy SEALs, 23XI Racing forge bond ahead of Naval Base Coronado debut NASCAR.com · 136d ago
- How to watch NASCAR in San Diego: Weekend schedule, start time, TV Yahoo Sports · 136d ago
- NASCAR San Diego weekend attendees urged to plan ahead for crowded Coronado race NBC 7 San Diego · 136d ago
- NASCAR TV schedule this weekend: Cup, O'Reilly and Truck Series ready for San Diego Hendrick Motorsports · 136d ago
- All eyes on San Diego as NASCAR launches inaugural street race weekend Jayski · 136d ago
- Racing On A Naval Base Presents Unique Challenge For NASCAR Drivers FOX Sports · 136d ago
- Sycaun Casino Resort sponsoring Ricky Stenhouse Jr at San Diego Jayski · 136d ago
- ‘NASCAR vs. Navy’ now streaming on Prime Video: Details, more info NASCAR.com · 136d ago
- San Diego drivers warned of heavy traffic for NASCAR weekend fox5sandiego.com · 136d ago
- This Might Be NASCAR’s Toughest Road Course Ever Autoweek · 136d ago
- What to know about NASCAR San Diego at Naval Base Coronado this weekend cbs8.com · 136d ago
- Photos: The building of Naval Base Coronado’s Qualcomm Circuit NASCAR.com · 136d ago
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