
NASCAR Canada has unveiled its 2025 schedule, which includes returning fan favorites and fresh new tracks.
The season will span across five different provinces and feature a mix of road courses, ovals, and street circuits. The schedule is designed to bring new competition and excitement to the series for 2025.
“The 2025 schedule showcases the diversity and quality of Canadian motorsports,” said Alan Labrosse, General Manager of the NASCAR Canada Series. “With a strong combination of classic venues and thrilling new tracks, this calendar represents the very best of what NASCAR Canada has to offer, all while ensuring our teams and competitors can thrive.”
Chad Seigler, NASCAR’s Vice President, Chief International Officer said, “As we continue to elevate our sport worldwide, we’re looking for innovative ways to entertain our current fans and reach new ones. We’re confident that next year’s schedule and the addition of new venues will help us achieve that goal.”
The famed Calabogie Motorsports Park will make its debut on the NASCAR Canada calendar on July 27th. Located near Ottawa, Ontario, it is renowned for its road course layout and will be one of the new challenging and dynamic stops for the series.
Riverside International Speedway, Edmonton International Raceway and Sutherland Automotive Speedway will all be returning for 2025, keeping the fan favorite short track action for the series.
Sunset Speedway will make another appearance on the schedule, being slated for June 21st. The iconic Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières (GP3R), a staple of the NASCAR Canada Series, is scheduled for August 10th, while Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (CTMP) will host both the season opener ion May 18th, as well as the final road-course event of the season on August 31st. The penultimate round of the season will take place at Delaware Speedway on September 23rd, promising some classic under the lights short track racing.
NASCAR Canada will also return to Autodrome Chaudière on May 31st after drawing a record-breaking crowd last year. The series also raced at Edmonton International Raceway in front of a sold out crowd, which will take place on July 12th. The NASCAR Canada Championship will conclude at Autodrome Montmagny on September 21st following its success.
Not on the schedule for 2025 after a four year stint was the unorthodox but widely fun dirt races on Ohsweken Speedway in Ontario.
The full schedule for the 2025 NASCAR Canada Series schedule can be viewed below.
2025 NASCAR Canada Schedule
Sunday May 18 | Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, ON
Saturday May 31 | Autodrome Chaudière, QC
Saturday June 21 | Sunset Speedway, ON
Saturday June 28 | Riverside International Speedway, NS
Saturday July 12 | Edmonton International Raceway, AB
Wednesday July 16 | Sutherland Automotive Speedway, SK
Sunday July 27 | Calabogie Motorsports Park, ON
Sunday August 10 | Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières, QC
Saturday August 23 | Circuit ICAR, QC
Sunday August 31 | Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, ON
Saturday September 13 | Delaware Speedway, ON
Sunday September 21 | Autodrome Montmagny, QC
Scotte is from North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, living just a few minutes from the historic North Wilkesboro Speedway. Scotte has raced at local dirt tracks for over five years, as well as covering NASCAR and short track races for nearly a year now, and has a firey passion for all motorsports, working to achieve a career as a driver.


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