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This week’s NASCAR schedule takes us to Charlotte Motor Speedway, with racing fans already celebrating the Cup Series away from Fox Sports. There is equal excitement about Coca-Cola 600.

We’re getting a full weekend of racing this week, with the Truck Series, O’Reilly Series and Cup Series all on track at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Here, we’ll provide you with everything you need to know before the race.

Let’s take a look at the NASCAR weekend schedule in Charlotte. As always, times are listed in Eastern Time. We’ve sorted the schedule first by day and then by each respective series, including TV information and track information.

NASCAR schedule this week: Charlotte Motor Speedway

Friday, May 22

• 3:30 PM ET – NASCAR Truck Series Practice – Fox Sports 2
• 4:35 pm – NASCAR Truck Series Qualifying – Fox Sports 2
• 7:30 pm – Truck Series Race – NC Education Lottery 200 – FS1

Saturday, May 23

• 11:00 AM ET – NASCAR O’Reilly Series Practice – The CW App
• 12:05 pm – NASCAR O’Reilly Series Qualifying – The CW App
• 1:30 pm – NASCAR Cup Series Practice – Amazon Prime Video
• 2:40 pm – NASCAR Cup Series Qualifying – Amazon Prime Video
• 5:00 pm – O’Reilly Series Race – Charbroil 300 – CW

Sunday, May 24

• 6:00 PM ET – Coca-Cola 600 – Amazon Prime Video

NASCAR Truck Series Schedule This Week

Here is the complete NASCAR Truck Series schedule for Charlotte Motor Speedway this weekend.

NASCAR O’Reilly Series schedule this weekend: Charlotte

Here is the complete NASCAR O’Reilly Series schedule for this weekend.

NASCAR Cup Series schedule this weekend

Here is the complete NASCAR weekend schedule for the Cup Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Charlotte Motor Speedway: Quick Stats

• Track Length: 1.5 miles
• Track Type: intermediate
• surface: sidewalk
• Banking: Turn: 24; Backstretch: 5; Frontstretch: 5

Charlotte Motor Speedway Race Details and Stages

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Who is on the pole for Sunday’s NASCAR race? Cup Series qualifying results at Watkins Glen brought the usual suspects to the forefront on the road course. With the field set, we can now take a look at the Go Bowling at The Glen lineup.

We’ll kick things off with NASCAR’s starting lineup for Watkins Glen on Sunday, with qualifying times listed for each driver. Additionally you can find starting grids for go bowling at The Glen.

Glenn bowls in starting lineup

Here is the NASCAR starting lineup at Watkins Glen following Cup Series qualifying results.

RELATED: NASCAR Truck Series results at Watkins Glen

NASCAR starting grid: Cup Series lineup at Watkins Glen

There is go bowling and The Glen starting grid.

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Who’s on the pole for tomorrow’s NASCAR race? Carson Hocevar topped the NASCAR Cup Series qualifying results today at Texas Motor Speedway and topped the Wurth 400 starting grid.

Now that Cup Series qualifying has come to a close, let’s take you through NASCAR’s starting lineup for Texas tomorrow. We’ll start with the Wurth 40 lineup noting the qualifying times for each driver. Also you can find the NASCAR starting grid for Sunday’s race in Texas.

RELATED: NASCAR Predictions for Texas Motor Speedway

NOTES: Bubba Wallace (No. 23 car) is running from behind in a backup car after hitting the wall during Cup Series practice at Texas Motor Speedway., Austin Dillon (No. 3) starts at the back of the field after an engine change.

Wurth 400 starting lineup: Texas Motor Speedway

Here is NASCAR’s starting lineup based on Cup Series qualifying results this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway.

RELATED: NASCAR Truck Series results at Texas Motor Speedway

NASCAR starting grid: Cup Series

Here is the Wurth 400 starting grid.

Who is on the pole for Sunday’s NASCAR race?

Carson Hocevar is on the pole for tomorrow’s NASCAR race at Texas Motor Speedway, with Spire Motorsports teammate Daniel Suarez also on the front row for the Wurth 400.

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NASCAR’s schedule is completely loaded this week as the Truck Series, O’Reilly Series and Cup Series are all in Fort Worth, Texas. It will be a great weekend of racing all three days at Texas Motor Speedway.

Let’s take a look at the NASCAR weekend schedule for Texas. As always, TMS is listed for Eastern Time. You can find everything from practice and qualifying times to track information and where to watch the race.

READ MORE: NASCAR Power Rankings before Texas

NASCAR weekend schedule in Texas

Here is this week’s NASCAR schedule for practice, qualifying times and green flag times at Texas Motor Speedway. We’ve broken it down before, you can find the individual Truck, O’Reilly Series and Cup Series weekend schedules below.

Friday, May 1

Saturday, May 2

Read more: NASCAR’s standing before Texas

Sunday, May 3

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NASCAR Truck Series Schedule This Weekend

Here is the NASCAR Truck Series schedule for Texas this weekend.

NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Schedule This Weekend

Here is the schedule for this weekend’s NASCAR ORAS.

NASCAR Cup Series schedule this weekend

Here is the NASCAR Cup Series schedule for Texas this weekend.

Texas Motor Speedway: Quick Stats

• Track Length: 1.5 miles
• Track Type: intermediate
• surface: asphalt
• Banking: turn; 24, backstretch; 5, tri-oval; 5

Texas Motor Speedway Race Details and Stages

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The NASCAR Cup Series is at Talladega Superspeedway this weekend for the Jack Link’s 500. While there was no practice already scheduled for the superspeedway, Cup Series qualifying on Saturday was wiped out due to weather. As a result, NASCAR’s starting lineup for Sunday was determined by the metric.

While there were 41 competitors for Sunday’s race at Talladega, canceled qualifying meant Casey Mears (No. 62 car) would not make it into the 40-driver field. NASCAR’s starting lineup for Talladega was determined by metric scores taking into account recent results.

RELATED: NASCAR starting lineup for O’Reilly Series race at Talladega

As always, we’ll start with the Cup Series starting lineup for tomorrow’s race. Below that you can find Jack Link’s 500 starting grid. Again, there is no qualifying time to list.

jack link’s 500 starting lineup

Here is the NASCAR Cup Series starting lineup for Sunday’s race at Talladega Superspeedway.

RELATED: NASCAR predictions for Talladega

NASCAR starting grid for Talladega: Cup Series race

Here’s Jack Link’s 500 grid for Sunday’s Cup Series race.

RELATED: NASCAR weekend schedule for Talladega Superspeedway

Who is on the pole for the NASCAR race at Talladega?

Tyler Reddick is on the pole for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Talladega Superspeedway. Jack Link’s 500 starting grid was determined by metric scores after Cup Series qualifying was ended due to rain.

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The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series is racing at the prestigious Talladega Superspeedway this weekend, with a field of drivers filled with top prospects and a few up-and-comers. Prior to Saturday’s race, NASCAR’s starting lineup for the O’Reilly Series race was determined in Friday night qualifying.

Of note, the drivers’ field this weekend includes O’Reilly Series debutant Tyler Ancrum in the No. 32 car. Meanwhile, King Carruth is behind the wheel of the No. 88 for JR Motorsports, while Natalie Decker appears in the No. 35 car. Of note, the drivers with the 10 fastest times advanced to the second round of qualifying.

Let’s take a look at the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series qualifying results from Talladega today. We will move forward with qualifying times with the AG-Pro 300 starting lineup, followed by the O’Reilly Series starting grid for Talladega.

RELATED: NASCAR predictions for Talladega

NASCAR O’Reilly Series starting lineup at Talladega

Here is the starting lineup for the AG-Pro 300 following the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series qualifying results.

RELATED: NASCAR weekend schedule for Talladega Superspeedway

AG-Pro starting grid: O’Reilly Series qualifying results

Here is the NASCAR starting grid for Saturday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race.

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This week’s NASCAR schedule takes us to Talladega Superspeedway, home of “The Big One” and a lot more chaos. Although there are no Truck Series races this weekend, we are confident that the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and Cup Series races on Saturday and Sunday will provide plenty of entertainment for racing fans.

Let’s dive into the NASCAR weekend schedule at Talladega. As always, we first list the NASCAR schedule by day, followed by individual qualifying times and green flag times for each series. All times listed are ET. Note, there is no practice this week.

READ MORE: NASCAR Power Rankings before Talladega

NASCAR weekend schedule for Talladega Superspeedway

Friday, April 24

Saturday, April 25

Sunday, April 26

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NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Schedule This Weekend

Here is the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series schedule for this weekend.

NASCAR Cup Series schedule this weekend

Here is the Cup Series schedule for this weekend’s Jack Link 500 at Talladega.

Talladega Superspeedway: Quick Stats

• Track Length: 2.66 miles
• Track Type: superspeedway
• surface: asphalt
• Banking: Turn: 33; Backstretch: 2; Front Stretch: 16.5

Talladega Superspeedway Race Details and Stages

Of note, NASCAR announced on April 13 that it was changing stages for the race at Talladega Superspeedway. Stage 1 will now be the longest at 98 laps, while Stage 2 will cover 45 laps.

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Who’s on the pole for tomorrow’s NASCAR race? Tyler Reddick won the pole at Kansas Speedway on Saturday after posting the fastest lap time (29.142) and leading in practice. Behind Reddick in the NASCAR starting lineup for Kansas is a series of Toyotas, with the likes of Kyle Larson and Carson Hocevar finishing in the top 10.

Here are the NASCAR Cup Series qualifying results at Kansas today. We’ll start by introducing the starting lineup for the AdventHealth 400 and below you can find the starting grid for Sunday’s NASCAR race.

RELATED: NASCAR Predictions for Kansas

NASCAR starting lineup at Kansas: Advent Health 400

NASCAR Cup Series qualifying results on Saturday will be followed by the AdventHealth 400 tomorrow at Kansas.

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NASCAR starting grid: Cup Series at Kansas

Here is the starting grid for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway.

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The NASCAR Cup Series returns to Bristol Motor Speedway this weekend with the top drivers returning to the track after last Sunday’s off. Following Cup Series qualifying on Saturday afternoon, NASCAR’s starting lineup for tomorrow’s race has been set.

Here are the NASCAR Cup Series qualifying results today at Bristol. We’ll start by introducing the starting lineup for the Food City 500 and below you can find the starting grid for Sunday’s NASCAR race.

RELATED: NASCAR Predictions for Bristol Motor Speedway

NASCAR Starting Lineup: Food City 500

NASCAR Cup Series starts on the grid at Bristol

Here is the starting grid for the Food City 500 for tomorrow in Bristol.

Who is on the pole for the NASCAR race at Bristol?

Ryan Blaney is on the pole for tomorrow’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway, followed by Tyler Reddick on the Food City 500 starting grid.

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Who’s on the pole for NASCAR Truck Trace? Rockingham Speedway kicks off the NASCAR schedule this weekend with qualifying and practice ahead of the Black Tire 200. Now that qualifying is over, we’ve got the NASCAR Truck Series starting lineup for today.

Following the NASCAR Truck Series qualifying results at Rockingham, let’s learn about the starting lineup for the Black Tire 200. Also below you can find the starting grid for today’s NASCAR Truck Series race at Rockingham.

NASCAR Truck Series Qualifying Results: Rockingham

black tire 200 starting grid

Here is the starting grid for the Black Tire 200 following the NASCAR Truck Series qualifying results at Rockingham Speedway.

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Who’s on the pole for tomorrow’s NASCAR race? The NASCAR Cup Series starting lineup has been determined following qualifying for the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway. In the 37-driver field, tire wear is expected to be a big story for tomorrow, so the starting order from today’s session could prove crucial for the points.

Let’s dive straight into the Goodyear 400 starting lineup following the NASCAR Cup Series qualifying results at Darlington today. Ahead you can find the starting grid for tomorrow’s NASCAR race.

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NASCAR Cup Series Qualifying results at Darlington: Goodyear 400

Here is the starting lineup for the Goodyear 400 for Sunday’s Cup Series race at Darlington Raceway.

RELATED: NASCAR driver sheds light on tire strategy, potential chaos at Darlington

Sport Clips Haircuts VFW Help a Hero 200 Starting Grid

Here’s the starting grid for today’s NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Darlington

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Who’s on the pole for tomorrow’s NASCAR race?

Tyler Reddick is on the pole for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Darlington Raceway. Reddick and Bubba Wallace will lead the starting grid for the Goodyear 400, with the top 23XI Racing drivers taking the top two pole positions.

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The NASCAR weekend schedule continues today, with both the Cup and O’Reilly Auto Parts Series conducting practice and qualifying at Darlington Raceway. We now have tonight’s NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series starting lineup, with a field of 39 drivers that includes Cup regulars like Ross Chastain, Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson to provide competition for some of the top drivers in the lower series.

Let’s look at the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series qualifying results at Darlington. Also below you can find the Sport Clips Haircuts VFW Help A Hero 200 Starting Grid. Note: Nathan Bird, driving the No. 42 car for Young Motorsports, did not qualify after DNS. Additionally, because this is a 38-driver field, Matt DiBenedetto did not qualify and would not compete in the race.

RELATED: NASCAR driver sheds light on tire strategy, potential chaos at Darlington

NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Qualifying Results Today

Here are the NASCAR OARS qualifying results and the starting grid for Saturday evening’s race.

RELATED: NASCAR Truck Series results at Darlington

Sport Clips Haircuts VFW Help a Hero 200 Starting Grid

Here’s the starting grid for today’s NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Darlington

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Who is on the pole for Sunday’s NASCAR race? NASCAR qualifying for the Cup Series at Echo Park on Saturday was canceled. As a result, the NASCAR starting grid for the AutoTrader 400 is determined by metrics following the results of last Sunday’s Daytona 500.

Here is NASCAR’s starting lineup for tomorrow’s Cup Series race at Echopark Speedway. Because qualifying was canceled and there was no practice, no lap times were recorded.

NASCAR Starting Lineup: AutoTrader 400

Here is the NASCAR starting grid for the Autotrader 400 at Atlanta.

RELATED: NASCAR stock report before Atlanta, stocks up and down for drivers

NASCAR starting grid tomorrow: Cup Series grid for Atlanta

Here’s NASCAR’s starting grid or Sunday’s Cup Series race at Echopark Speedway.

• line 1: Tyler Reddick, Joey Logano
• Line 2: Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chase Elliott
• Line 3: Brad Keselowski, Zane Smith
• Line 4: Chris Buescher, Riley Herbst
• Line 5: Bubba Wallace, Josh Berry
• Line 6: Noah Gragson, Daniel Suarez
• Line 7: William Byron, Kyle Busch
• Line 8: Carson Hocevar, Kyle Larson
• Line 9: Ty Dillon, Cody Ware
• Line 10: AJ Allmendinger, Michael McDowell
• Line 11: Ross Chastain, Ryan Blaney
• Line 12: Eric Jones, John Hunter Nemechek
• Line 13: Ty Gibbs, Ryan Preece
• Line 14: Cole Custer, Shane Van Gisbergen
• Line 15: Denny Hamlin, Austin Cindric
• Line 16: Connor Zylisch, Christopher Bell
• Line 17: Austin Dillon, Chase Briscoe
• Line 18: Todd Gilliland, Alex Bowman
• Line 19: BJ McLeod, JJ Yeley

RELATED: NASCAR Power Rankings after Daytona

Who is on pole or in the NASCAR race tomorrow?

Tyler Reddick is on the pole or in the NASCAR race on Sunday at Echopark Speedway. He is followed on the AutoTrader 400 starting grid by Joey Logano, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chase Elliott, Brad Keselowski and Zane Smith. The starting lineup for the NASCAR Cup Series race was created after qualifying was canceled.

RELATED: NASCAR’s 4 Picks for AutoTrader 400

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