2024 National Compact Pro Series

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The 2022 National Compact Pro Series presented by T-Mobile is the fourth season of the National Compact Pro Series, a national touring-level stock car racing. It began on March 18 at South Boston Speedway with the Virginia 180, and will conclude on October 7 with the Thompson Shootout presented by Dunkin' at Thompson Speedway. 
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Schedule
Key	Key
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No.	Race title 	Track 	Date 	Length
1 	Spring Opener 150 	Hickory Motor Speedway (Hickory, NC) 	Sat, Mar 16 	150 laps, 54.45 miles
2 	Waste Management 200 	Southern National Motorsports Park (Lucama, NC) 	Sat, Mar 23 	150 laps, 75 miles
3 	Orange County 150 	Orange County Speedway (Rougemont, NC) 	Sat, Mar 30 	150 laps, 56.25 miles
4 	Virginia 180 	South Boston Speedway (South Boston, VA) 	Sat, Apr 13 	180 laps, 72 miles
5 	Safety Kleen 200 	Bowman Gray Stadium (Winston-Salem, NC) 	Sat, Apr 20 	200 laps, TBA
6 	Coca-Cola Grand Prix of Atlanta 	Road Atlanta (Braselton, GA) 	Sat, Apr 27 	30 laps, 76.2 miles
7 	Hooters 150 	Five Flags Speedway (Pensacola, FL) 	Fri, May 3 	150 laps, 75 miles
8 	Music City 120 presented by JEGS 	Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway (Nashville, TN) 	Fri, May 10 	120 laps, 72 miles
9 	Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic 200 	Thunder Road International SpeedBowl (Barre, VT) 	Fri, May 25 	200 laps, 50 miles
10 	Northwest 120K 	Portland International Raceway (Portland, OR) 	Fri, May 31 	32 laps, 62.4 miles
11 	NAPA Auto Parts 125 	Vancouver International Speedway (Langley, BC, Canada) 	Sat, Jun 15 	135 laps, 70.125 miles
12 	SoCal 150 presented by King Taco 	Irwindale Speedway (Irwindale, CA) 	Sat, Jul 6 	150 laps, 75 miles
13 	AC Delco Heartland Challenge 	Heartland Motorsports Park (Topeka, KS) 	Sat, Jul 20 	30 laps, 62.1 miles
14 	Elko Compact Showcase 200 	Elko Speedway (Elko, MN) 	Fri, Aug 2 	200 laps, 75 miles
15 	Federated Auto Parts 140 	LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway (West Salem, WI) 	Sat, Aug 17 	140 laps, 86.8 miles
16 	Belle Tire 150 	Toledo Speedway (Toledo, OH) 	Fri, Aug 23 	150 laps, 75 miles
17 	Mobil 1 Express 120K 	Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (Bowmanville, ON, Canada)	Sat, Sept 7 	30 laps, 73.5 miles
18 	Price Chopper 175 	Oxford Plains Speedway (Oxford, ME) 	Sun, Sept 15	175 laps, 65.625 miles
19 	Skip Barber Fall Classic 	Lime Rock Park (Lakeville, CT) 	Sat, Sept 28	50 laps, 76.5 miles
20 	Thompson Shootout presented by Dunkin'	Thompson Speedway (Thompson, CT) 	Fri, Oct 4 	120 laps, 74.4 miles
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top 20 in points being guaranteed a starting position. All tracks 1.0 mile in length and longer will be limited to 32 cars with the top 25 in points being guaranteed a starting position. ScheduleThe 2023 schedule was released on September 21, 2022, one week after the national NASCAR series schedules were released. It once again features 28 points-paying events plus one exhibition race. The schedule was later amended on January 3, 2023, removing the round at Greenville-Pickens Speedway amidst reports of the track's impending sale and redevelopment. A replacement race will be named at a later date. On January 7, it was announced that a street race at the Miami International Autodrome on May 5 will replace the April 22 event at Greenville-Pickens.
Returning in 2023 will be the General Tire Dash for Cash, the schedule of which was revealed on January 7, 2023. The five events will be held at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (March 3), Bristol Motor Speedway Dirt Course (April 8), Portland International Raceway (June 2), Exhibition Place Street Course (July 14) and the Milwaukee Mile (August 26).
No.	Race title 	Track 	Date 	Support classes
1 	New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau 200 	New Smyrna Speedway (New Smyrna Beach, FL) 	Sat, Feb 10 	Local classes
2 	Daytona 250 presented by Lucas Oil 	Daytona Raceway Park (Daytona Beach, FL) 	Fri, Feb 16 	Local classes
7 	Pensacola 200 presented by Inspectra Thermal Solutions	Five Flags Speedway (Pensacola, FL) 	Sat, Mar 23 	200 laps, 100 miles
20 	WhosYourDriver.org 250 	South Boston Speedway (South Boston, VA) 	Sat, Apr 13 	NCPS
10 	Hayes Jewelers 200 	Bowman Gray Stadium (Winston-Salem, NC) 	Sat, Apr 20 	
12 	Music City 200 presented by Rackley Roofing 	Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway (Nashville, TN) 	Sat, May 11 	200 laps, 119.2 miles
16 	Power Smart Vancouver 200 powered by BC Hydro 	Vancouver International Speedway (Langley, BC, Canada)	Sat, Jun 15 	200 laps, 112.2 miles
17 	Clean Harbors 112 at Mid-Ohio 	Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (Lexington, OH) 	Sat, Jun 22 	50 laps, 112.9 miles
18 	Herr's Snacks 200 	Berlin Raceway (Marne, MI) 	Sat , Jun 29	200 laps, 87.6 miles
21 	Menards 250 	Elko Speedway (Elko, MN) 	Sat, Aug 3 	250 laps, 93.75 miles
22 	TBA 	Old Spice Speedway (Sturgeon Bay, WI) 	Fri, Aug 9 	
23 	King Cadillac Buick GMC Throwback 200 	Thompson Speedway (Thompson, CT) 	Sat, Aug 17 	200 laps, 125 miles
25 	Colorado 200 presented by Longmont Dairy 	Colorado National Speedway (Dacono, CO) 	Sat, Aug 31 	200 laps, 75 miles
26 	NAPA Auto Parts 150 	Evergreen Speedway (Monroe, WA) 	Sat, Sept 7 	150 laps, 93.75 miles
 Calendar changes
*The NASCAR Dirt Tri-Track Showdown and Little Caesars Grand Prix Challenge will not return in 2023.
**Despite this, three street courses are once again featured on the calendar. The Toronto NASCAR GP returns as the NASCAR GP Toronto, while the St. Petersburg NASCAR GP relocates to Miami as the NASCAR GP Miami, and the Detroit NASCAR GP relocates to Chicago as the Windy City 110.
*The Magic of Disney 100 moves from the opening round to the third round to accommodate New Smyrna Speedway.
*The Jeep Beach Championship 175 moves from the season finale to the opening race. It will be renamed the Race to Stop Suicide 200.
*The St. Petersburg NASCAR GP will not return in 2023.
*The Menards 200 at the Bullring has changed its name to the South Point 250 at the Bullring.
*The Arizona Lottery 100 has changed its name to the Desert Diamond Casino West Valley 100.
*The General Tire 150 at Sonoma Raceway moves from the spring to the summer.
*The WhosYourDriver.org 250 at South Boston Speedway makes its debut.
*The Pensacola 200 moves from the ARCA Menards Series to the NASCAR Touring Series.
*The Harrison's Workwear 200 will not return in 2023.
**The Wilkes County Tourism 150 will replace this race.
*The Independence Day Showdown 200 will not return in 2023.
**The Windy City 110 replaces this race.
Category:2023 NASCAR Touring Series
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