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Wednesday July 9, 2025
Celebrate motorsports at New Hampshire Motor Speedway’s NASCAR Playoffs weekend, Sept. 19-21. With the NASCAR Cup Series and the return of the CRAFTSMAN Truck Series, thrill-seekers will love the action-packed lineup. Experience the Team EJP 175, Mohegan Sun 100, SIG SAUER Academy Dirt Duels and interactive Fan Zone. Enhance your visit with Track Pass access.
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07/08/25
The Sept. 19-21 NASCAR Playoffs weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will provide fans free entertainment including live talk shows, driver appearances, autograph sessions, live performances and concerts, NASCAR Kids Zone and much more.
07/02/25
Highlights of New Hampshire Motor Speedway’s NASCAR Playoff history include Robby Gordon’s 2001 win symbolizing perseverance, Tony Stewart’s 2011 pivotal win and Kyle Busch’s assertive 2017 performance. Fans eagerly await the 2025 return of the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series, with high-stakes action as competitors vie for the Round of 8 spot.
06/25/25
New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts New England's only NASCAR Playoffs weekend with nonstop action. Friday kicks off with Trucks and Modifieds on track, SIG SAUER Academy Dirt Duels and live music. Saturday starts with the Mohegan Sun 100, continues with the Truck Series race, Cup Series practice and qualifying followed by the Saturday night party. The NASCAR Cup Series kicks off the Round of 12 on Sunday.
06/24/25
E.J. Prescott, Inc. is the title sponsor for the Team EJP 175 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series playoff race on Sept. 20, 2025. E.J. Prescott, Inc., a longtime NHMS partner, has a rich history with the speedway, providing essential infrastructure and supporting NASCAR events since 1990.
06/19/25
New England's contribution to NASCAR includes legendary tracks and the beloved Modified racing. NHMS in Loudon hosts major races, and the Whelen Modified Tour showcases intense short-track competitions. Notable drivers like Ricky Craven, Ryan Preece and Joey Logano, originating from the region, highlight New England's lasting influence on the sport.