The NASCAR 2025 Cup Series schedule has reportedly been leaked, but officials are denying the veracity of the leak. Will the leak turn out to be true when the official schedule is released?

NASCAR’s Spanish-language social media page, NASCAR Latino, shared an image of the 2025 schedule before deleting it. That schedule revealed dates and races that had been rumored or reported over the past few months.

The news that the Clash will take place at Bowman Gray was officially announced last night. That’s what it says on this leaked schedule. Miami has been rescheduled for a March date. There’s a break in the schedule for the East. Mexico City is also listed as a race and will take place in June.

Other races that were reportedly added to the playoffs are in this portion of the schedule in the leak. Gateway, New Hampshire and Darlington are all playoff tracks in the leaked 2025 NASCAR schedule.

NASCAR has claimed that this leak is “not entirely accurate,” according to Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal.

The 2025 schedule will be released soon. NASCAR usually releases these things in August. However, we haven’t seen anything official yet. Right now, the leaked schedule looks pretty accurate to me. But NASCAR claims that isn’t the case, so I’m sure a date or track will be moved, added, removed, or something of that nature.

Bowman Gray in the 2025 NASCAR calendar

Bowman Gray Stadium will be the home of the 2025 NASCAR Clash. The rumors are now official: Cup Series at Bowman Gray. NASCAR returns to one of its deepest roots in the sport.

Hosting The Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium is a huge deal. There isn’t a fan that doesn’t want to be at the bullring in February. February 2nd is the date and it’s going to be an amazing show.

Bowman Gray is not exactly known for being a quiet facility. Things are going to get wild here. It’s called a madhouse for a reason. Get ready. 2025. That’s going to be a long time coming for NASCAR and Bowman Gray.

The news was rumored earlier this year. Now it’s confirmed. Next-generation cars will race at Bowman Gray. It’s really hard to believe, but it’s true. After three years at the LA Coliseum, The Clash is returning to a real, permanent race track.