NASCAR Prepares for Historic Race Weekend in San Diego
Attendance is capped at 125,000 as organizers manage strict security, parking and traffic for the first NASCAR race on an active military base.
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Coronado is small. Naval Base Coronado needs to be secure. Yet NASCAR San Diego Weekend is happening – here's how it all came together
The USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier along a stretch of NASCAR track that’s been dubbed “Carrier Corner.” (Photo by Alejandro Alvarez/NASCAR Digital Media) With attendance capped at 125,000 admissions across three days beginning Friday at Naval Base Coronado for NASCAR San Diego Weekend, organizers and residents are preparing for the logistical challenge of moving tens of thousands of race fans on and off the peninsula. “The event has created a …
NAVFAC Southwest Real Estate Team Fuels Race On Active Naval Installation
For the first time in history, NASCAR will host its race event on an active U.S. military installation, Sunday June 21 in San Diego, thanks to a groundbreaking initiative driven across the finish line by exceptional coordination, strategic foresight, and agile problem-solving of Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Southwest’s Real Estate team.
NASCAR San Diego Weekend Schedule and Weather Forecast: Everything Fans Need To Know
NASCAR is set to make history this weekend as all three national series head to San Diego for the first time. The sport’s newest venue, a temporary circuit at Naval Base Coronado, will host the NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, and NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series from June 19-21. The event has generated significant buzz throughout the racing world thanks to its unique setting and the challenge of a brand-new road course that no…
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