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Report: NASCAR to Race in San Diego in 2026, Location Revealed for Street Race
The NASCAR schedule for the 2026 season is still being finalized, but the Chicago Street Race will not return next year. With an opening on the schedule and a desire to add another street course race, NASCAR is heading to San Diego next season, with a specific location already selected. Kelly Crandall of will race on the Coronado Naval Base in San Diego, California, in the summer of 2026. The official race plans are expected to be announced this week, marking NASCAR's return to Southern California. Read More: The Athletic's Jordan Bianchi reported in June that NASCAR was working to finalize a deal for a street course race in the San Diego area next season. It would mark the return to Southern California after a multi-year absence, but league officials still needed to finalize details with the city. Now, according to Crandall, NASCAR is poised to make the announcement official on Wednesday. The expectation is that the race will take the place of the Chicago Street Race in the summer, which has occurred on the Fourth of July weekend in the last three years. Naval Base Coronado is based in Coronado, California, and is located right alongside the Pacific Ocean and San Diego Bay. It serves as one of the major naval bases in the United States, including use for Navy SEAL training. A street course race at the Naval Coronado Base will require significant investment from the city. The first-ever Chicago Street Race cost the city at least $3.5 million, but costs dipped in the following years. NASCAR also paid the city approximately $2.5 million to help host the race in 2025 and the Chicago Street Race had a $128 million total economic impact in 2024. While Chicago will not be involved with NASCAR racing in 2026, Bianchi said on Sunday night's episode of The Teardown that racing could return to the streets of Chicago as early as 2027. Related Headlines Why Baltimore Orioles' Adley Rutschman May Face an Uncertain Future with Team Report: 2 'Strong Candidates' Revealed to Become Atlanta Braves Manager in 2026 Report: Texas Rangers Could Trade Coveted All-Star Player By Next Week New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers Interested in Trade for Gold Glover
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Denny Hamlin Survives Rain Delay, Overtime Finish to Win Again at Dover
Denny Hamlin went back-to-back at Dover Motor Speedway, holding a late lead through a rain delay and an overtime finish Sunday for the Joe Gibbs Racing driver's series-best fourth victory of the season. Hamlin won in the No. 11 Toyota for the second straight time at Dover to add to wins this season at Martinsville, Darlington and Michigan. Hamlin has 58 NASCAR Cup Series victories, leaving him two short of Kevin Harvick for 10th on the career list. The 44-year-old Virginia driver might hit that mark this season as he chases his first career Cup championship. "Winning here at Dover is super special to me," Hamlin said. "This is a place that I've not been very good at the first half of my career. To go back-to-back here the last two years is amazing." Hamlin took the checkered flag days after he suffered a setback in court with his own 23XI Racing team's federal antitrust suit against NASCAR. On Thursday, a federal judge rejected a request from 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports to continue racing with charters while they battle NASCAR in court, meaning their six cars will race as open entries this weekend at Dover, next week at Indianapolis and perhaps longer than that, in a move the teams say would put them at risk of going out of business. Hamlin vowed this weekend "all will be exposed" if the case goes to its scheduled Dec. 1 trial date. The courtroom drama hasn't affected Hamlin's performance on the track. Hamlin held off JGR teammate Chase Briscoe for the victory. Hendrick Motorsports drivers took the next two spots, with Alex Bowman third and Kyle Larson fourth. Hamlin held off Larson down the stretch last season to earn the second of his three career wins at the Monster Mile. The first July Cup race at Dover since 1969 started with steamy weather and drivers battled the conditions inside the car during a relatively clean race until rain fell late and red-flagged the race with 14 laps left. Hamlin said that during the break he planned to change his firesuit — temperatures inside the car soared to 140 degrees. He also returned to the car after the 56-minute delay with old tires. Hamlin had enough to win at Dover and park the Toyota in victory lane. "We've got a lot left," Hamlin said. Up next, it's off to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where Larson won last season on the oval after a four-year break on the road course. Reporting by The Associated Press. Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily!
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NASCAR results today: EchoPark Automotive 400 winner, NASCAR Cup Series stage results today
The NASCAR schedule on Sunday delivered the 21st points race of the regular season as the countdown is on until the playoffs. Because of rain wiping out practice and qualifying, the starting grid for the Cup Series race was determined by metric scores. Between that, rain and overtime, the NASCAR results today in the EchoPark Automotive 400 delivered some interesting outcomes. Let's dive into the full NASCAR results today, starting with the full field and winner from Dover Motor Speedway, followed by the NASCAR stage results today for the Cup Series. We've also included the Cup Series stage points leaders from Sunday. NASCAR In-Season Challenge results: Ty Gibbs, Ty Dillon advance Related: Winners, Losers from Sunday's NASCAR Cup race at Dover NASCAR results today: Cup Series winner, full results Denny Hamlin – 56 points Chase Briscoe. – 44 points Alex Bowman – 49 points Kyle Larson – 40 points Ty Gibbs – 39 points Chase Elliott – 48 points Bubba Wallace – 31 points Ryan Blaney – 31 points Chris Buescher – 28 points Brad Keselowski – 27 points Kyle Busch Tyler Reddick Michael McDowell Joey Logano Austin Dillon Austin Cindric Justin Haley Christopher Bell Ryan Preece Ty Dillon John Hunter Nemechek Zane Smith Ricky Stenhouse Jr Riley Herbst Todd Gilliland Daniel Suarez Erik Jones Josh Berry Cole Custer Shane van Gisbergen Noah Gragson William Byron Ross Chastain JJ Yeley Carson Hocevar – DNF Cody Ware – DNF AJ Allmendinger – DNF Read More: NASCAR stage results today: Dover Motor Speedway Here are the NASCAR stage winners today, along with the full Cup Series stage results for the EchoPark Automotive 400. Stage 1 Chase Elliott — 10 points (1 playoff point) Christopher Bell — 9 points Denny Hamlin — 8 points William Byron — 7 points Alex Bowman — 6 points Chase Briscoe — 5 points Ty Gibbs — 4 points Kyle Busch — 3 points Joey Logano — 2 points Kyle Larson — 1 point Stage 2 Christopher Bell— 10 points (1 playoff point) Alex Bowman — 9 points Denny Hamlin — 8 points Chase Elliott — 7 points Kyle Larson — 6 points William Byron — 5 points Chase Briscoe — 4 points Ty Gibbs — 3 points Ryan Blaney — 2 points Bubba Wallace — 1 point Also Read: NASCAR stage points leaders today Christopher Bell – 19 points (+1 playoff point) Chase Elliott – 17 points (+1 playoff point) Denny Hamlin – 16 points Alex Bowman – 15 points William Byron – 12 points Chase Briscoe – 9 points Kyle Larson – 7 points Ty Gibbs – 7 points Kyle Busch – 3 points Joey Logano – 2 points Ryan Blaney – 2 points Bubba Wallace – 1 point Related Headlines NASCAR points leaders: Cup Series points leaders, NASCAR playoff picture after Dover NASCAR: Winners, Losers from Denny Hamlin's Echopark Automotive 400 Win at Dover Donald Trump Threatens to Block Washington Commanders' New Stadium and Force Name Change Seattle Seahawks Release Former First-Round Pick
