NASCAR Atlanta 2025 Weekend: Full Schedule, Tickets, Driver Lineup, and More
NASCAR heads to Atlanta Motor Speedway for the highly anticipated Ambetter Health 400, the second race of the 2025 season following a dramatic Daytona 500. The weekend promises thrilling action, including the Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and Truck Series races. Fans are in for a treat with three major events, driver autograph sessions, and fan-friendly activities. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2025 Atlanta race weekend.
Atlanta Spring Race Schedule
The action-packed weekend kicks off on Friday, February 21, with qualifying sessions for both the Truck and Xfinity Series. Saturday features Cup Series qualifying and two exciting races—the Fr8 208 Truck Race and the Bennett Transportation & Logistics 250 Xfinity Race. Sunday, the Ambetter Health 400 wraps up the weekend, as the Cup Series drivers take to the track for a dramatic race at the revamped superspeedway.
Friday, February 21:
- Truck Series Qualifying – 3:00 PM ET
- Xfinity Series Qualifying – 5:00 PM ET
Saturday, February 22:
- Cup Series Qualifying – 11:00 AM ET
- Fr8 208 Truck Race – 1:30 PM ET (Green flag at 1:52 PM ET)
- Bennett Transportation & Logistics 250 Xfinity Race – 5:00 PM ET (Green flag at 5:10 PM ET)
Sunday, February 23:
- NASCAR RaceDay – 2:00 PM ET
- Ambetter Health 400 (Cup Series) – 3:00 PM ET (Green flag at 3:19 PM ET)
Where to Watch
Fans can catch all the action from Atlanta across various networks:
- Cup Series Race – FOX
- Cup Series Qualifying – Prime Video
- Xfinity Series – The CW
- Truck Series – FS1
Ticket Information
Tickets for the event are available through the Atlanta Motor Speedway website and NASCAR’s official partners, with prices ranging from $65 to $150 depending on seating. The weekend promises a mix of high-speed action and fun off-track experiences.
Weather and Policies
The forecast for Atlanta looks favorable, with temperatures reaching 52°F on Saturday and 55°F on Sunday, accompanied by a slight chance of rain. NASCAR fans can expect optimal racing conditions, although if bad weather interferes, NASCAR’s Speedway Motorsports Weather Guarantee ensures ticket holders can receive credit for future events.
Driver Line-Up and Entry List
The entry list for the weekend features 39 Cup Series drivers, with some notable non-chartered entries from Corey LaJoie (#01), J.J. Yeley (#44), and B.J. McLeod (#78). The Xfinity Series will see 38 drivers compete, including Aric Almirola and Mason Massey, while the Truck Series entry list includes 33 drivers, including Kyle Busch, Michael McDowell, and Justin Carroll.
Purse and Prize Money
The prize money across all three series is substantial:
- Cup Series – $11,055,250
- Xfinity Series – $1,651,939
- Truck Series – $782,900
Entertainment & Fan Activities
Beyond the races, Atlanta Motor Speedway offers numerous entertainment options. Fans can meet drivers and NASCAR legends at autograph sessions, and enjoy live music, Q&A sessions, and interactive experiences. On Sunday, Michael Waltrip will host a meet-and-greet, while later in the day, Billy Gibbons will perform. Additionally, fans can watch NASCAR Trackside Live featuring drivers like Daniel Suarez, Kyle Busch, and Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Tailgating is encouraged in designated areas, with fans allowed to bring soft-sided coolers (14″x14″x14″) and frozen water bottles to stay refreshed.
Conclusion
With a thrilling weekend of racing ahead at Atlanta Motor Speedway, fans can look forward to high-speed action, fan-friendly activities, and top-notch competition from all three NASCAR Series. Whether you’re attending in person or watching from home, this race weekend is sure to be one to remember. Don’t miss out on the excitement as the NASCAR season continues!
