After a one-year absence, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will return to Pocono Raceway in 2027.
The 2.5-mile triangular track in Long Pond announced its dates for next season Tuesday afternoon. It again will host a tripleheader weekend June 11-13 featuring all three NASCAR national series.
On Friday, June 11, the Truck Series is back to kick off the weekend. The O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race is Saturday, June 12, with the Cup Series capping the weekend Sunday, June 13, with the Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISIT PA.
"Our renewals end Aug. 31, so we want to give our fans these two weeks to make a decision," Pocono Raceway president Ben May said. "We're pleased with the dates. It's the same weekend as we had last year. The Truck Series is back this year after a year off, as expected. We've sold out our infield the past six years, sold out our grandstands the past four years, so we're looking to plug and play and repeat."
Because of the World Cup soccer tournament, the Truck Series didn't race at Pocono this year and the ARCA Series took its place. But the trucks will be back for a 17th time in 2027. MillerTech Battery, which sponsored this year's O'Reilly Series race, will go back to sponsoring the 200-mile truck race at Pocono next year.
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The 2.5-mile triangular track in Long Pond announced its dates for next season Tuesday afternoon. It again will host a tripleheader weekend June 11-13 featuring all three NASCAR national series.
On Friday, June 11, the Truck Series is back to kick off the weekend. The O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race is Saturday, June 12, with the Cup Series capping the weekend Sunday, June 13, with the Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISIT PA.
"Our renewals end Aug. 31, so we want to give our fans these two weeks to make a decision," Pocono Raceway president Ben May said. "We're pleased with the dates. It's the same weekend as we had last year. The Truck Series is back this year after a year off, as expected. We've sold out our infield the past six years, sold out our grandstands the past four years, so we're looking to plug and play and repeat."
Because of the World Cup soccer tournament, the Truck Series didn't race at Pocono this year and the ARCA Series took its place. But the trucks will be back for a 17th time in 2027. MillerTech Battery, which sponsored this year's O'Reilly Series race, will go back to sponsoring the 200-mile truck race at Pocono next year.
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