NASCAR Pinty's Sequence unveils 12-flee 2021 schedule

The Canadian-primarily based fully mostly NASCAR sequence ran an abbreviated six-flee schedule in 2020 attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic and did now not name a champion.

The sequence will run 12 races at eight assorted tracks in 2021, culminating with the championship flee at Jukasa Motor Speedway on Sept. 25. Jukasa has hosted the season finale yearly since its return to the schedule in 2017.

“Our personnel has labored tense to place collectively a chunky schedule that can showcase the thrilling, door-to-door racing Pinty’s Sequence followers procure reach to request,” said Chad Seigler, NASCAR’s vice president of global industry vogue.

“Out of an abundance of caution, we are specializing in stand-on my own events, especially as we kick off the season. Even supposing we are in doubt of after we can welcome followers support to the flee be aware, we are able to continue to work with native and provincial officers to place on as safe an tournament as conceivable.

“The health and safety of our opponents, officers and followers are our high precedence.”

The sequence will host its first dirt flee in 2021 – an tournament that became once canceled by the pandemic in 2020. Ohsweken Speedway’s debut will happen on Aug. 17.

The Pinty’s Sequence will again support as a companion tournament for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Sequence flee at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, with two sequence races scheduled for Sept. 5.

All races will air on TSN and RDS. Open occasions and full broadcast schedules will seemingly be launched at a later date.

The schedule stays discipline to substitute.