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NASCAR 2018: Stage lengths for every track for all 3 series

By Nick Tylwalk

CHARLOTTE, NC - MAY 20: Clint Bowyer, driver of the #14 Haas Automation Ford, takes the checkered flag to win Stage 1 of the Monster Energy NASCAR Open at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 20, 2017 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Sarah Crabill/Getty Images)
CHARLOTTE, NC - MAY 20: Clint Bowyer, driver of the #14 Haas Automation Ford, takes the checkered flag to win Stage 1 of the Monster Energy NASCAR Open at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 20, 2017 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Sarah Crabill/Getty Images) /
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We’re thinking you’re not going to memorize the stage lengths for every race all season long, so you might want to bookmark this page for down the road.

Last season brought a seismic change to NASCAR races with the introduction of stage racing and the points implications that brought with it. This year? Not nearly as much is different.

In fact, as NASCAR revealed the stage lengths for all three of its major touring series, the striking thing about them is that they didn’t change at all for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. There was absolutely no tinkering by the sanctioning body, with the only question mark the stages at the Charlotte Motor Speedway “Roval,” which is being used for the first time in the Cup Series this fall.

The XFINITY Series sees some small changes to stage lengths for the Phoenix and Dover races, and Las Vegas had to set lengths for the fall Truck Series for the first time. Other than that, it’s business as usual, if by usual you mean based on just one season of racing.

Without further ado, here are the stage lengths for every track on all three series for 2018.

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Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2018 stage lengths

  • Daytona – 60-60-800 (200 laps)
  • Atlanta – 85-85-155 (325 laps)
  • Las Vegas – 80-80-107 (267 laps)
  • ISM (Phoenix) – 75-75-162 (312 laps)
  • Auto Club (California) – 60-60-80 (200 laps)
  • Martinsville – 130-130-240 (500 laps)
  • Texas – 85-85-164 (334 laps)
  • Bristol – 125-125-250 (500 laps)
  • Richmond – 100-100-200 (400 laps)
  • Talladega – 55-55-78 (188 laps)
  • Dover – 120-120-160 (400 laps)
  • Kansas – 80-80-107 (267 laps)
  • Charlotte (4 stages) – 100-100-100-100 (400 laps)
  • Pocono – 50-50-60 (160 laps)
  • Michigan – 60-60-80 (200 laps)
  • Sonoma – 25-25-60 (110 laps)
  • Chicagoland – 80-80-107 (267 laps)
  • Daytona (summer) – 40-40-80 (160 laps)
  • Kentucky – 80-80-107 (267 laps)
  • New Hampshire – 75-75-151 (301 laps)
  • Pocono (late summer) – 50-50-60 (160 laps)
  • Watkins Glen – 20-20-50 (90 laps)
  • Michigan (late summer) – 60-60-80 (200 laps)
  • Bristol (night race) – 125-125-250 (500 laps)
  • Darlington – 100-100-167 (367 laps)
  • Indianapolis – 50-50-60 (160 laps)
  • Las Vegas (fall) – 80-80-107 (267 laps)
  • Richmond (fall) – 100-100-200 (400 laps)
  • Charlotte road course – TBD-TBD-TBD
  • Dover (fall) – 120-120-160 (400 laps)
  • Talladega (fall) – 55-55-78 (188 laps)
  • Kansas (fall) – 80-80-107 (267 laps)
  • Martinsville (fall) – 130-130-240 (500 laps)
  • Texas (fall) – 85-85-164 (334 laps)
  • ISM (fall) – 75-75-162 (312 laps)
  • Homestead-Miami – 80-80-107 (267 laps)

NASCAR XFINITY Series 2018 stage lengths

  • Daytona – 30-30-60 (120 laps)
  • Atlanta – 40-40-83 (163 laps)
  • Las Vegas – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • ISM (Phoenix) – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Auto Club (California) – 35-35-80 (150 laps)
  • Texas – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Bristol – 85-85-130 (300 laps)
  • Richmond – 75-75-100 (250 laps)
  • Talladega – 25-25-63 (113 laps)
  • Dover – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Charlotte – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Pocono – 25-25-50 (100 laps)
  • Michigan – 30-30-65 (125 laps)
  • Iowa – 60-60-130 (250 laps)
  • Chicagoland – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Daytona (summer) – 30-30-40 (100 laps)
  • Kentucky – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • New Hampshire – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Iowa (late summer) – 60-60-130 (250 laps)
  • Watkins Glen – 20-20-42 (82 laps)
  • Mid-Ohio – 20-20-35 (75 laps)
  • Bristol (fall) – 85-85-130 (300 laps)
  • Road America – 10-10-25 (45 laps)
  • Darlington – 45-45-57 (147 laps)
  • Indianapolis – 30-30-40 (100 laps)
  • Las Vegas (fall) – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Richmond (fall) – 75-75-100 (250 laps)
  • Charlotte (fall) – TBD-TBD-TBD
  • Dover (fall) – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Kansas – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Texas (fall) – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • ISM (fall) – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Homestead-Miami – 45-45-110 (200 laps)

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series 2018 stage lengths

  • Daytona – 20-20-60 (100 laps)
  • Atlanta – 40-40-50 (130 laps)
  • Las Vegas – 40-40-54 (134 laps)
  • Martinsville – 70-70-110 (250 laps)
  • Dover – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Kansas – 40-40-87 (167 laps)
  • Charlotte – 40-40-54 (134 laps)
  • Texas – 40-40-87 (167 laps)
  • Iowa – 60-60-80 (200 laps)
  • Gateway – 35-35-90 (160 laps)
  • Chicagoland – 35-35-80 (150 laps)
  • Kentucky – 45-45-110 (200 laps)
  • Eldora – 40-50-60 (150 laps)
  • Pocono – 15-15-30 (60 laps)
  • Michigan – 30-30-40 (100 laps)
  • Bristol – 55-55-90 (200 laps)
  • Canadian Tire – 20-20-24 (64 laps)
  • Las Vegas (fall) – 40-40-54 (134 laps)
  • Talladega – 20-20-54 (94 laps)
  • Martinsville (fall) – 50-50-100 (200 laps)
  • Texas (fall) – 35-35-77 (147 laps)
  • ISM (Phoenix) – 40-40-70 (150 laps)
  • Homestead-Miami – 40-40-54 (134 laps)
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