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2021 Camping World Truck Schedule Revealed

The 2021 version of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule features a significant facelift from previous seasons and is highlighted by several new events on the 22-race campaign. Austin Hill and the United Rentals team will kick off the year at Daytona International Speedway (DIS), as the “World Center of Racing” will host the Camping World Trucks season opener for the 22nd-consecutive season.

Inaugural events at Circuit of the Americas, a state-of-the-art road course located in Austin, Texas, and Knoxville Raceway, one of the nation’s most storied dirt tracks, highlight the schedule as well as dates at venues reappearing on the calendar. Darlington Raceway, Watkins Glen International (WGI), and Nashville Superspeedway (NSS) also return to the slate. While a fixture on the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series schedules, WGI will host its first Camping World Trucks event in the New York’s Finger Lakes region since 2000. Meanwhile, the 1.33-mile NSS makes its reappearance to the tailgater’s lineup for first time since 2011.

Following the season-opener at DIS, Homestead-Miami Speedway will have its earliest slot on the schedule since serving as the opening round in 1999. Traditional stops at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Atlanta Motor Speedway follow HMS and lead into a historic dirt race at Bristol Motor Speedway on March 27th.

The seven-race playoffs will kick off on August 20th at World Wide Technology Raceway outside of St. Louis and also include a return to Bowmanville, Ontario’s Canadian Tire Motorsports Park. Phoenix Raceway will host the season-finale for the second year in a row on Friday night November 5th.

Feb. 12: Daytona International Speedway

Feb. 19: Homestead-Miami Speedway

Mar. 5: Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Mar. 20: Atlanta Motor Speedway

Mar. 27: Bristol Motor Speedway (dirt)

Apr. 17: Richmond Raceway

May 1: Kansas Speedway

May 7: Darlington Raceway

May 22: Circuit of the Americas

May 28: Charlotte Motor Speedway

Jun. 12: Texas Motor Speedway

Jun. 18: Nashville Superspeedway

Jun. 26: Pocono Raceway

Jul. 9: Knoxville Raceway

Aug. 7: Watkins Glen International

PLAYOFFS

Aug. 20: World Wide Technology Raceway

Sept. 5: Canadian Tire Motorsports Park

Sept. 16: Bristol Motor Speedway

Sept. 24: Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Oct. 2: Talladega Superspeedway

Oct. 30: Martinsville Speedway

Nov. 5: Phoenix Raceway