Get links to information such as entry lists, practice lap averages, lineup and more for this weekend's NASCAR races.

In the world of NASCAR, this weekend is effectively a home game for most teams. Charlotte Motor Speedway is located within 90 minutes of the vast majority of the race shops for the teams. In the case of Hendrick Motorsports, it’s borderline walking distance if they had a back entrance to their property.

JGR is one of NASCAR’s most famous teams. It runs four Supras in Xfinity, including the #19 entry that features a rotating list of drivers. Portland is a 3km road course that hosts a standalone Xfinity Series weekend, with the race last year won in spectacular style by Shane van Gisbergen.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. showed love for North Wilkesboro while completely blasting the Martinsville track. On Dale Jr. Download, Earnhardt discussed having an Xfinity Series points race at North Wilkesboro.

Third-generation racer and Supercars race winner Jack Perkins will make a surprise NASCAR Xfinity Series debut with powerhouse team Joe Gibbs Racing. Perkins, son of six-time Bathurst winner Larry, will steer the #19 Shaw and Partners Financial Services Toyota Supra at Portland International Raceway in August.

The NASCAR Xfinity Series doesn't race again until May 24 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, but with 12 races down, the playoff picture is starting to take shape. Here's where the playoff bubble stands with 14 races remaining in the regular season.

There’s a homecoming in the offing for Homestead-Miami Speedway. After a five-year absence, NASCAR Championship weekend will return to the 1.5-mile venue in South Florida, heralded as one of the most exciting venues in the sport from a racing standpoint.

Already in 2025, Sieg has been in contention to win at a trio of races. That includes at Rockingham Speedway, where he led the most laps before being caught up in a late wreck. His five top-10 finishes are the most he’s had through 12 races since 2023, when he nabbed seven en route to making the postseason.