NASCAR: 2020 Xfinity Series schedule revealed

The 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule was released earlier this week, and many of the changes reflect changes made to the 2020 Cup Series schedule.

The 36-race 2020 NASCAR Cup Series schedule was released last week, and the same 24 tracks are on the schedule that were on the 2019 schedule.

Additionally, the same 12 tracks that are scheduled to host one race this season are scheduled to host one race next season and the same 12 tracks are scheduled to host two races this season are scheduled to host two races next season. That said, this schedule featured quite a few changes in terms of which races are scheduled to be held when.

Now the 33-race 2020 Xfinity Series schedule has been released, and there are quite a few changes in terms of which races are scheduled to be held when. Many of these changes correlate with the changes made to the Cup Series schedule.

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In fact, of the 33 races on the 2020 schedule, 29 are scheduled to take place on the same weekend and at the same tracks as Cup Series races. The four Xfinity Series races at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Iowa Speedway and Road America are the exceptions, and there are no Cup Series races on the schedule at any of these four tracks.

However, while the 2019 schedule features 23 tracks, including 13 that are scheduled to host one race and 10 that are scheduled to host two races, the 2020 schedule features 24 tracks, including 15 that are scheduled to host one race and nine that are scheduled to host two races.

Martinsville Speedway is not scheduled to host a race in the 2019 season, but it was added to the schedule as the host of one race in the 2020 season. Meanwhile, Richmond Raceway is scheduled to host two races in the 2019 season but only one race in the 2020 season.

Here is the full 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule. Races 27 through 33 are playoff races, marking a heavily revised playoff schedule for the 2020 season compared to the 2019 season, just like when it comes to the Cup Series.

Race # – Date – Race
1 – Saturday, February 15 – Daytona International Speedway
2 – Saturday, February 22 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway
3 – Saturday, February 29 – Auto Club Speedway
4 – Saturday, March 7 – ISM Raceway
5 – Saturday, March 14 – Atlanta Motor Speedway
6 – Saturday, March 21 – Homestead-Miami Speedway
7 – Saturday, March 28 – Texas Motor Speedway
8 – Saturday, April 4 – Bristol Motor Speedway
9 – Saturday, April 25 – Talladega Superspeedway
10 – Saturday, May 2 – Dover International Speedway
11 – Saturday, May 23 – Charlotte Motor Speedway
12 – Saturday, May 30 – Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
13 – Saturday, June 6 – Michigan International Speedway
14 – Saturday, June 13 – Iowa Speedway
15 – Saturday, June 20 – Chicagoland Speedway
16 – Sunday, June 28 – Pocono Raceway
17 – Saturday, July 4 – Indianapolis Motor Speedway
18 – Friday, July 10 – Kentucky Speedway
19 – Saturday, July 18 – New Hampshire Motor Speedway
20 – Saturday, August 1 – Iowa Speedway
21 – Saturday, August 8 – Road America
22 – Saturday, August 15 – Watkins Glen International
23 – Saturday, August 22 – Dover International Speedway
24 – Friday, August 28 – Daytona International Speedway
25 – Saturday, September 5 – Darlington Raceway
26 – Friday, September 11 – Richmond Raceway
27 – Friday, September 18 – Bristol Motor Speedway
28 – Saturday, September 26 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway
29 – Saturday, October 10 – Charlotte Motor Speedway (Roval)
30 – Saturday, October 17 – Kansas Speedway
31 – Saturday, October 24 – Texas Motor Speedway
32 – Saturday, October 31 – Martinsville Speedway
33 – Saturday, November 7 – ISM Raceway

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While the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule has been confirmed, there are still 27 races remaining in the 2019 season. Xfinity Series action is scheduled to resume this Saturday, April 6 with the Alsco 300, which is set to be broadcast live on Fox Sports 1 from Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee beginning at 1:00 p.m. ET.

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