The 2021 NASCAR calendar full of new features

La Nascar has decided to shake up its calendar for the 2021 season. Its program, rich in new features, notably includes an event on a “Dirt” track in Bristol, a first since 1970.

The series will also give pride of place to road circuits. We will see the first appearance of the Circuit of the Americas in Austin on May 23. The Road America route in Wisconsin will also host a National Day event on July 4. Indianapolis will trade its oval for the road circuit on August 15.

On the oval side, Nashville arrives on the calendar on June 20, Atlanta Motor Speedway will have a second race on July 11, as will Darlington on September 5.

All these new developments make people unhappy. The main one is called Chicagoland Speedway. The Kentucky Speedway race also disappears and Texas Motor Speedway as well as Michican and Dove lose a round.

The full calendar:
 

February 14 at Daytona, February 21 at Homestead-Miami, February 28 at Auto Club Speedway, March 7 at Las Vegas, March 14 at Phoenix, March 21 at Atlanta, March 28 at Bristol, April 4 at Easter, April 10 at Martinsville, April 18 at Richmond, April 25 at Talladefa, May 2 at Kansas, May 9 at Darlington, May 16 at Dover, May 23 at COTA, May 30 at Charlotte, June 6 at Sonoma, June 13 All-Star Race, 20 June Nashville, June 27 and 27 at Pocono, July 4 at Road America, July 11 at Atlanta, July 18 at New Hampshire, August 8 at Watkins Glen, August 15 at Indianapolis, August 22 at Michigan, August 28 at Daytona, September 5 at Darlington, September 11 at Richmond, September 18 at Bristol, September 26 at Las Vegas, October 3 at Talladega, October 10 at Charlotte, October 17 at Texas Motor Speedway, October 24 at Kansas, October 31 at Martinsville and November 7 at Phoenix .