NASCAR planning to Resume Racing

I hope this finds you all well during these Crazy Times. As most of you know I am an Accountant so while on one hand this Pandemic has changed Tax Season for me it has also created a crazy work load helping all my Small Business clients secure SBA funding to keep themselves afloat thru this mess.  I am sure you all are faced with different situations and hopefully it hasn't totally disrupted your lives.

It looks like NASCAR will have the Cup Series back in action soon.

Since they will be racing 2 times a week please be patient with me on posting Results, at some point in late May/early June my Son and I are headed off for an Allagash Adventure for 4 days or so and I wont have Internet, otherwise I should be able to have results posted within 48 hours of the Races.

Cheers,

Dana

https://www.jayski.com/2020/04/29/the-latest-on-nascars-plan-to-resume-racing/

The latest on NASCAR's plan to resume racing UPDATE - Jayski's NASCAR Silly Season Site UPDATE 4-29-2020: An updated possible schedule to return to racing a has been tweeted by Matt Weaver at Autoweek. NASCAR will make official today its return in May for several divisions. Su May 17 | Cup | DarlingtonTu May 19 | Xfinity | DarlingtonSa May 23 | ARCA | CMSSu May 24 | Cup | […] www.jayski.com

If all goes according to plan, the NASCAR Cup Series will resume its 2020 season on May 17 at Darlington Raceway, contesting a new look makeshift schedule primarily in the southeast amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Due to the pandemic, and the a limited number of states close to the race shops in Charlotte, North Carolina with loosened restrictions, the first six races back will take place in the Carolinas and Virginias without fans in attendance.
Autoweek obtained a copy of this schedule disseminated to teams this week.

• Sunday May 17 | Darlington 400
• Wednesday May 20 | Darlington 310
• Sunday May 24 | Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte
• Wednesday May 27 | Charlotte 310
• Sunday May 31 | Martinsville
• Wednesday June 3 | Bristol
• Sunday June 7 | Atlanta
• Sunday June 14 | Miami

It was also important for NASCAR to contest four consecutive races with the 550 HP, high downforce package, since teams had a surplus of these cars prepared for races at Atlanta, Homestead and Texas prior to the shutdown.
It remains unclear where the Xfinity Series and Gander Truck Series fits into the current plans.