Homestead will again host NASCAR championship weekend in 2027
Homestead-Miami Speedway will again host all three national title-deciders in 2027, the track confirmed on Tuesday. The 2027 NASCAR championship weekend is set to take place from Nov. 12-14 next year. The facility has also been undergoing a $20 million renovation, featuring a new primary entry gate experience, a remodeled Ally Champions Club, an expanded fan zone and more. The NASCAR ... Keep…
Homestead-Miami Speedway has announced it will once again host the NASCAR championship weekend in 2027, from November 12-14. The track has recently undergone a $20 million renovation, including a new primary entry gate, remodeled Champions Club, and expanded fan zone. The weekend will feature three races: the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series finale on Friday, November 12, followed by the O Reilly Auto Parts Series title-decider on Saturday, November 13, and the Cup Series race on Sunday, November 14.
Guillermo Santa Cruz, president of Homestead-Miami Speedway, expressed excitement about the event, stating that it brings significant visibility, economic impact, and engagement to the South Florida community. NASCAR had previously rotated the finale location, but Homestead will now return as Race #36 on the calendar for the 2027 season.
Homestead has a strong history of hosting thrilling races, with Kyle Larson winning the 2025 event. Denny Hamlin holds the record for most wins by an active driver at three. The late Kyle Busch is the most recent champion to be crowned at Homestead, securing his second and final title there in 2019. Despite recent criticisms about the aero package in the Next Gen era, Homestead has consistently delivered exciting races at its 1.5-mile intermediate oval.
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