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Complete 2027 NASCAR schedule released for Cup, O'Reilly, and Craftsman Trucks
There are no new venues on the Cup schedule, but as previously reported, The Clash is back at Daytona International Speedway, the All-Star Race is back at North Wilkesboro while Dover regains a points race ...Keep reading
Cardinals unsure if James Conner will be ready for Week 1
Jeremiyah Love won't be the only running back that the Cardinals are monitoring as they head into their Week 1 game against the Chargers.
Veteran James Conner is returning from a foot injury that ended his 2025 season and has limited his practice participation this summer. On Wednesday, head coach Mike LaFleur said that Conner has been making progress but that the team remains unsure if that progress will extend far enough for Conner to play in the opener. argolida.life
"It's starting to creep up," LaFleur said, via Darren Urban of the team's website.
Love is recovering from an ankle injury that will keep him out of practice this week. If neither back can go, Tyler Allgeier will be in line to be the lead back to kick off the regular season.
2027 NASCAR Schedule Tracker: Where & When Will NASCAR Race?
The NASCAR 2027 series schedules have been announced. Here are the main changes for each series: In Cup, NASCAR has moved the Clash from Bowman Gray Stadium to Daytona. It has moved the All-Star race from Dover to North Wilkesboro, with Dover now having a points race (and North Wilkesboro not having one). In O'Reilly, Rockingham is off the schedule, as is one of the Atlanta races. North Wilkesboro and Richmond have been added. In trucks, four races came off the schedule — Rockingham, Naval Base Coronado, Dover and Richmond. Replacing those races are Bowman Gray, Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (Mosport), Pocono and a second race at Kansas. 2027 NASCAR Cup Series Feb. 13: Clash at DaytonaFeb. 21: Daytona 500Feb. 28: AtlantaMar. 7: AustinMar. 14: PhoenixMar. 21: Las VegasApr. 4: DarlingtonApr. 11: BristolApr. 18: MartinsvilleApr. 25: TalladegaMay 2: TexasMay 9: KansasMay 16: DoverMay 23: All-Star North WilkesboroMay 30: CharlotteJune 6: NashvilleJune 13: PoconoJune 20: MichiganJune 27: ChicagolandJuly 4: IowaJuly 11: SonomaJuly 18: AtlantaJuly 25: IndianapolisAug. 1: Naval Base CoronadoAug. 14: BristolAug. 22: St. LouisAug. 28: DaytonaSept. 5: DarlingtonCHASESept. 11: RichmondSept. 19: Watkins GlenSept. 26: New HampshireOct. 3: KansasOct. 10: Las VegasOct. 17: CharlotteOct. 24: Phoenix Oct. 31: TalladegaNov. 7: MartinsvilleNov. 14: Homestead FOX Sports (FOX, FS1) will have the first 14 Cup events again, Prime will have the next five, followed by five on TNT and the final 14 on USA Sports (USA, NBC). 2027 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Feb. 20: DaytonaFeb. 27: AtlantaMar. 6: AustinMar. 13: PhoenixMar. 20: Las VegasApr. 3: DarlingtonApr. 10: BristolApr. 17: MartinsvilleApr. 24: TalladegaMay 1: TexasMay 15: DoverMay 22: North WilkesboroMay 29: CharlotteJune 5: NashvilleJune 12: PoconoJune 26: ChicagolandJuly 3: IowaJuly 10: SonomaJuly 24: IndianapolisJuly 31: Naval Base CoronadoAug. 13: BristolAug. 21: St. LouisAug. 27: DaytonaSept. 4: DarlingtonCHASESept. 10: RichmondSept. 18: Watkins GlenOct. 2: KansasOct. 9: Las VegasOct. 16: CharlotteOct. 23: Phoenix Oct. 30: TalladegaNov. 6: MartinsvilleNov. 13: Homestead NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Feb. 19: DaytonaFeb. 27: AtlantaMar. 6: St PeteApr. 2: DarlingtonApr. 9: BristolApr. 30: TexasMay 8: KansasMay 21: North WilkesboroMay 28:CharlotteJune 4: NashvilleJune 11: PoconoJune 19: MichiganJuly 10: Lime RockJuly 17: AtlantaJuly 23: Indianapolis (Raceway Park)Aug 12: BristolAug. 20: Bowman GraySept 5: Canadian Tire Motorsport ParkCHASESept. 25: New HampshireOct 1: KansasOct 15: CharlotteOct 22: PhoenixOct 29: TalladegaNov 5: MartinsvilleNov 12: Homestead