NASCAR Xfinity - Homestead-Miami

The Hard Rock Bet 300 brings NASCAR Xfinity Series racing to Homestead-Miami Speedway in southern Florida. This 300-mile race features 200 laps around the 1.5-mile oval track with variable 18-20 degree banking in the turns. Justin Allgaier claimed victory in the 2025 event, while Taylor Gray earned the pole position.

Homestead-Miami Speedway offers fans a unique racing experience with its Caribbean-inspired color scheme and distinctive track design. The circuit started as a rectangular oval in 1995 but evolved to its current configuration with variable banking that creates multiple racing lines for drivers.

The track emerged from Hurricane Andrew recovery efforts in the early 1990s and opened in 1995. From 2002 to 2019, Homestead-Miami hosted the NASCAR season finale races. The speedway stands as the southernmost racetrack in the United States, located just 4 miles from the ocean.

NASCAR Xfinity Series cars at Homestead-Miami run on the Next Gen platform with specific modifications from Cup Series vehicles. The Hard Rock Bet 300 serves as a Dash 4 Cash event, adding extra stakes for competitors beyond the $1.65 million purse.

Fans enjoy excellent viewing from the 45,000-seat grandstands that overlook all turns of the track. The variable banking at Homestead-Miami creates options for drivers to find their preferred line, often resulting in side-by-side racing and frequent lead changes throughout the 300-mile distance.