The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series runs a full schedule each season, and you can find the complete list of races, dates, and locations through official NASCAR sources

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (CWTS) holds races throughout the year at tracks across North America. The schedule typically includes 23 to 25 races per season, running from February through November. Each race has a specific date, track location, and start time that you need to know before you plan to attend or watch.

The official NASCAR website publishes the full schedule before each season begins, usually in the fall of the prior year. You can also find the schedule on the Camping World Truck Series official page, which lists every race in order, the host track, and the broadcast network. Local track websites often post their own race dates and ticketing information as well.

Key Takeaways

  • The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule is published annually on NASCAR.com and includes 23 to 25 races spread across the season from February through November.
  • Each race listing shows the track name, race date, start time, and which television network will broadcast it live.
  • Individual track websites often post ticket prices, camping options, and parking details specific to their event.
  • The schedule can shift slightly year to year, so checking the official NASCAR site before you plan travel ensures you have the correct date and time.

Where to Find the Official Schedule

NASCAR publishes the Camping World Truck Series schedule on NASCAR.com under the Truck Series section. The page displays all races in chronological order, with the track name, date, and start time for each event. You can also read a printable PDF version of the schedule from the same page, which is useful if you want to mark dates on a calendar or share it with others.

The Camping World Truck Series official social media accounts and the series' dedicated website also post schedule updates and reminders as race dates approach. If you follow these accounts, you will receive notifications about schedule changes, postponements, or time adjustments due to weather or other factors.

What Information Each Race Listing Includes

Every race on the schedule shows the track location, the date, and the start time in Eastern Time. The listing also notes which television network will broadcast the race — typically Fox, FS1, or USA Network — so you know where to watch. Some listings include may have access to times and practice session times as well, though these may be added closer to race week.

The schedule also indicates whether a race is part of the regular season or the playoffs. The Truck Series playoffs typically begin in September and run through November, with a smaller field of drivers competing for the championship. Knowing which races are playoff events helps you understand the stakes and competitive intensity of each race.

How to Use Track Websites for Local Details

Once you know which race you want to attend, visit the hosting track's official website. Tracks like Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, and Martinsville Speedway each maintain their own event pages with ticket prices, seating maps, and parking information specific to the Truck Series race.

Track websites also list camping options if you plan to stay overnight. Many tracks offer on-site camping areas with different price tiers and amenities. Some tracks allow RV camping, while others offer tent camping or cabin rentals. Booking camping early is important because popular races fill up quickly, especially playoff events and races at well-known tracks.

Understanding the Season Structure and Timing

The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season typically begins in February with races at tracks in the South and Southwest. The schedule spreads races across the country through the spring and summer, visiting tracks in the Midwest, Northeast, and West. By late summer, the series returns to major tracks for repeat visits before the playoffs begin in September.

The regular season usually runs from February through August, with 19 to 21 races. The top 12 drivers in points then advance to the playoffs, which consist of three rounds of races at different tracks. The final four drivers compete in the championship race, typically held in November at a major track like Homestead-Miami Speedway or Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

What to Do If the Schedule Changes

NASCAR occasionally postpones or reschedules races due to weather, track conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. When this happens, NASCAR announces the change on its official website and social media channels. If you have tickets or camping reservations for a postponed race, the track will notify you of the new date and your options for rescheduling or receiving a refund.

To stay informed about potential changes, check NASCAR.com regularly during race week and follow the official Truck Series accounts. You can also sign up for email notifications from individual tracks, which will alert you when ready if a race is postponed or rescheduled.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races if I can't attend in person?

Most races are broadcast live on Fox, FS1, or USA Network. The schedule listing shows which network carries each race. You can also stream races through the Fox Sports app or the NASCAR app if you have a cable subscription. Some races may be available through NASCAR's streaming service or other platforms depending on your location.

Do all tracks on the schedule allow camping?

Not all tracks offer on-site camping, though most major Truck Series venues do. Check the individual track's website to see what camping options are available for the specific race you plan to attend. If a track does not offer camping, nearby hotels, RV parks, or private campgrounds in the area may be options.

Can the schedule change after it's published?

Yes, dates and times can shift due to weather forecasts, television scheduling, or other factors. NASCAR typically makes these adjustments a few weeks before the race. Always confirm the date and time on NASCAR.com or the track website shortly before you plan to travel.

How far in advance is the schedule usually published?

NASCAR publishes the full schedule for the upcoming season in the fall of the previous year, usually in September or October. This gives fans and teams several months to plan travel, book accommodations, and arrange their schedules around race dates.