NASCAR’s shaking up race weekend prep with a major change starting August 23 at New Hampshire: teams now get a full 50 minutes of open track time instead of split 25-minute sessions, plus an extra set of tires—aiming to level the playing field. This new standard applies to most tracks this season, except superspeedways like Daytona and Talladega (which skip practice entirely) and Homestead-Miami (already has extended practice). The move, born from pandemic-era cost-cutting, gives teams more time to fine-tune their cars and could lead to more competitive, exciting racing for fans.
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