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Drivers, teams savor first taste of Coronado course as on-track activity looms

NASCAR prepares for a historic first street race on a military base at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego.

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NASCAR is launching the Anduril 250 at the Qualcomm Circuit on Naval Base Coronado. The event marks the first time the series has held a street race on a military base. In preparation for the event, NASCAR has increased the tire allotment for the Cup race.

Coverage from The New York Times, NBC 7 San Diego, and fox5sandiego.com emphasizes the logistical impact on the region, warning of heavy traffic and a surge of visitors to Coronado. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is scheduled to serve as the honorary starter, waving the green flag for the race. Attention now turns to on-track activity, including qualifying orders for the Cup and Truck Series.

Field Level Media identifies Shane van Gisbergen as a heavy favorite, though van Gisbergen has noted the Coronado streets will be tough to navigate.

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Quick answers

Where is the race taking place?

The race is being held at the Qualcomm Circuit on Naval Base Coronado in San Diego.

Who is the honorary starter for the event?

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will serve as the honorary starter and wave the green flag.

What logistical warnings have been issued for the area?

NBC 7 San Diego and other outlets are warning of heavy traffic and urging attendees to plan ahead due to an expected surge of visitors.

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