NASCAR's All-Star Event Moving to TEXAS in 2021


First reported by Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, NASCAR's famed All-Star Event will be at its third location in three years. The event will move to Texas Motor Speedway in 2021. In exchange for the All-Star date, they will give up one of their regular season dates in the 2021 Cup Series schedule.

The event was hosted by Charlotte for over 30 consecutive seasons before being hosted by Bristol Motor Speedway in 2020. All three tracks are owned by parent company Speedway Motorsports. 

The new opening in the schedule may allow for NASCAR's first event at Circuit of The Americas (COTA) in Austin. (Twitter.com/Jeff_Gluck)










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