NASCAR has just released the 2015 calendar season No venues / new circuits in calendar 2015 as expected fans for this, but there are some adjustments and change the position of the race schedule for next season.
One of the changes in calendar 2015 was the three races of the season in the American West. Darlington is now back on Labor Day weekend in early September for the first time in the last 11 seasons. Spring race at Bristol placed in mid-April after previously held in mid-March.
The second race of the season after the Daytona 500 on February 22, is now held by the Atlanta race that will be held on March 1, followed later contests in the West such as Las Vegas, Phoenix and Fontana in successive weeks. Competition in the American West will be back in the summer with a road course race in Sonoma.
Senior drivers at the same time live NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon like season schedule oval tracks in 2015 with a combination of large and small oval tracks which are now sequentially. In addition, Gordon also highlighted the race in the American West are arranged sequentially in the 2015 season which he helped the team because they do not have to waste a lot of time and energy for transportation.
For the 2015 season there will be a pause of three last weekend to pause the session at the end of August before the Chase begins. 2015 season will be closed as usual at Homestead-Miami on 22 November 2015.
For the 2015 season there will only be two NASCAR broadcast TV stations in the United States, namely Fox (Fox Sports) and NBC (NBC Sports Network).
Following the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule more:
February 14 - Daytona International Speedway (Sprint Unlimited) *
February 15 - Daytona International Speedway (Daytona 500 Qualifying)
February 19 - Daytona International Speedway (Duels)
February 22 - Daytona International Speedway (Daytona 500)
Mar 3 - Atlanta Motor Speedway
Mar 8 - Las Vegas Motor Speedway
March 15 - Phoenix International Raceway
March 22 - Auto Club Speedway
March 29 - Martinsville Speedway
April 11 - Texas Motor Speedway
April 19 - Bristol Motor Speedway
April 25 - Richmond International Raceway
May 3 - Talladega Superspeedway
May 9 - Kansas Speedway
May 16 - Charlotte Motor Speedway (NASCAR Sprint All-Star race) *
May 24 - Charlotte Motor Speedway
May 31 - Dover International Speedway
Jun 7 - Pocono Raceway
June 14 - Michigan International Speedway
June 28 - Sonoma Raceway
Jul 5, - Daytona International Speedway
July 11 - Kentucky Speedway
July 19 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway
July 26 - Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Aug 2 - Pocono Raceway
Aug 9 - Watkins Glen International
Aug 16 - Michigan International Speedway
Aug 22 - Bristol Motor Speedway
Sep 6 - Darlington Raceway
September 12 - Richmond International Raceway
Chase for the Sprint Cup:
September 20 - Chicagoland Speedway
September 27 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Oct 4 - Dover International Speedway
Oct 10 - Charlotte Motor Speedway
Oct 18 - Kansas Speedway
Oct 25 - Talladega Superspeedway
Nov 1, - Martinsville Speedway
Nov 8, - Texas Motor Speedway
November 15 - Phoenix International Raceway
November 22 - Homestead-Miami Speedway