NASCAR San Diego 2027 on the Coronado Street Course: Seaside Race Guide

NASCAR San Diego: a street course on the California coast

The Coronado Street Course is a temporary circuit, laid out on public roads and closed for the event. The 2027 weekend begins on Friday 30 July and ends with the race on Sunday 1 August. The date has confirmed status. Because streets are not designed for racing, details such as exact layout and access points are usually finalised by the organiser nearer the time, and we will not guess at them.

San Diego: what street racing does to the show

Concrete walls line the track, run-off areas are minimal and the width is limited, so errors are costly and cautions are frequent. The cars are heavy and powerful, which makes tight corners a challenge. Fans can expect plenty of contact, strategy gambles and late-race restarts.

Spectating at a San Diego street race

Viewing areas on a temporary circuit are generally tied to corners and straights, so the position of your seat matters more than its row number.

NASCAR San Diego seats

Listings are visible now through the Tickets button. Look closely at where each section sits in relation to the corners, and note that the plan may change as the circuit is finalised.

San Diego in summer

August in coastal southern California brings sunshine, light breezes and mild nights, with occasional morning cloud. The city offers beaches, a large airport close to downtown and ample lodging, but summer is peak season, so reserve early. Local traffic and road closures on race weekend will need patience. Just before it came the Brickyard 400; afterwards comes the Bristol Night Race. See the NASCAR 2027 schedule for the complete picture.