2023 Schedules have been published for @NASCAR 3 top series. Each features a mix of short and long ovals, dirt, road courses and a street circuit. Overall, they are decent with a few changes as well as many well-known venues returning.
Cup schedule:
Good to see the Clash back in LA, and North Wilkesboro making it onto the schedule. This series now has one of the most diverse in motorsports features ovals, short tracks, dirt, road, and street courses.
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If they don't use the oval at Indianapolis, they should go to IRP instead. The road course is better since the redesign but there is just something about Indy that says "oval". It's all tied to the history of the venue and the Indy 500.
The street race in Chicago is new as well.
This schedule is a lot more diverse than it was a decade ago. They've really shaken things up and could probably do so again. There is a good mix of circuit types and changing it around every so often keeps the drivers and teams on their toes and stops them becoming complacent.
Xfinity (this series needs a better name)
8 road courses and only one trip to Talladega, that's good. Another decent schedule but why is this series not running on dirt? It's the only one that doesn't and could really do with a dirt race in the schedule.
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Trucks
They've lost one dirt race (why?) and could do with another road course, especially Mosport (or even Circuit Giles Villeneuve). It's great to see IRP on the schedule. The racing there was always good when the Xfinity used to visit.
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Gordon J Barnes
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Three-time @EuroNascar Club Challenge Champion (2021, 2022, 2023) Freelancing @SAPCommerce and eCommerce Living in Germany
