NASCAR prepares to debut Naval Base Coronado as new racing venue
NASCAR • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 8:10 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
This weekend, NASCAR will unveil its latest race course at Naval Base Coronado, marking a collaboration with the United States Navy. The transformation of the military base into a racetrack showcases a significant partnership between NASCAR and the military. Preparations have been in place leading up to this launch, aiming to blend motorsport with naval tradition. The event is anticipated to attract racing enthusiasts and military support.
- •NASCAR collaborates with the United States Navy for track development.
- •Naval Base Coronado hosts its first race this weekend.
- •The project signifies a unique partnership between NASCAR and military.
- •Preparations have been underway to establish the racing venue.
- •The event aims to engage both the motorsport community and military supporters.
- 8:10 PMNASCAR — Course of action: How Naval Base Coronado evolved into NASCAR’s newest track - NASCAR.com
"See the logistics behind NASCAR's work with the United States Navy to evolve Naval Base Coronado into the sport's latest race course.
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