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Wednesday, July 22, 2026
At New Hampshire Motor Speedway, fans get more than just racing — they get great value. New England's only NASCAR Cup Series weekend features affordable tickets, free parking, flexible camping options and inclusive entertainment like live music and fan experiences.
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07/17/26
NASCAR driver Ryan Preece, native of Berlin, Conn., visited his home state Thursday ahead of New England’s only NASCAR Cup Series weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (Aug. 21-23). He engaged with kids at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and On Track Karting's Go Time, and then savored pizza at New Haven’s Sally’s Apizza.
07/14/26
At New Hampshire Motor Speedway, NASCAR fans get more than thrilling races. From live music and driver appearances to the Fan Zone and SIG SAUER Academy Dirt Duels, NHMS offers a complete entertainment weekend. Family activities, campgrounds and features like the Elm City Party Bike create a unique and social race weekend experience.
07/10/26
Race fans can meet NASCAR driver Ryan Preece on July 16 at On Track Karting’s Go Time in Wallingford, Conn. From 12-2 p.m., enjoy an autograph session and have a chance to go-kart race with Preece. He’ll race next month at NHMS’s Dollar Tree 301 on Aug. 23 during New England’s only NASCAR Cup Series weekend.
07/08/26
The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series regular season finale at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is a must-watch event where drivers fight for crucial postseason spots. The 1.058-mile oval tests strategy and skill, promising fierce competition and thrilling moments. Alongside the Cup Series and Whelen Modified Tour, the weekend offers nonstop NASCAR excitement.
07/06/26
New England’s only NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) weekend is set for Aug. 21-23 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS), and the NCS drivers will come to “The Magic Mile” with one goal in mind: win the Dollar Tree 301 so they can hoist Loudon the Lobster high above their head in victory lane. Earlier this year, we asked the drivers to recommend three things they’d do if they were coming to NHMS as a race fan rather than a NASCAR driver – there was a clear top answer.