NASCAR's Whelen Modified Tour 2021 Schedule - Engine Builder Magazine

NASCAR’s Whelen Modified Tour 2021 Schedule

NASCAR has announced the 2021 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour calendar, which includes 14 races across six states from Maine to Virginia. The schedule is a mix of historic staples, the return of a pair of tracks, and an inaugural trip to an upstate New York venue.

The 2021 season will open at Martinsville Speedway on Thursday, April 8, as part of the NASCAR Cup Series weekend. It will conclude with the traditional Fall Final race weekend at Connecticut’s Stafford Motor Speedway.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will also race on the national series weekends at Virginia’s Richmond Raceway on September 10 and New Hampshire Motor Speedway on July 17.

Stafford, which has hosted 132 races since the tour began in 1985, will have three dates, including races as part of its annual Spring Sizzler weekend.

In addition to the tour’s first race at New York International Raceway in Lancaster, New York, on July 31, upstate New York will see a pair of races at Oswego Speedway — on June 12 and September 4.

For the complete schedule, including lap amount and track size, visit here. For more information: nascar.com.

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