2003 Winston Cup schedule
US sanctioning body NASCAR has revealed a largely unchanged calendar for its 2003 Winston Cup. The Daytona 500 in February will be the first of 36 weekends of racing, ending back in Florida in November at Homestead. The October fixture at Lowe's Motor Speedway has become a Saturday night race, but no other changes have been made, and the Winston Cup will again visit 23 tracks in 19 states. Click on either link for the full calendar
2003 NASCAR Winston Cup Series
February 16 Daytona International Speedway>br>
February 23 North Carolina Speedway
March 2 Las Vegas Motor Speedway
March 9 Atlanta Motor Speedway
March 16 Darlington Raceway
March 23 Bristol Motor Speedway
March 30 Texas Motor Speedway
April 6 Talladega Superspeedway
April 13 Martinsville Speedway
April 27 California Speedway
May 3 Richmond International Raceway
May 25 Lowe's Motor Speedway
June 1 Dover International Speedway
June 8 Pocono Raceway
June 15 Michigan International Speedway
June 22 Infineon Raceway
July 5 Daytona International Speedway
July 13 Chicagoland Speedway
July 20 New Hampshire International Speedway
July 27 Pocono Raceway
August 3 Indianapolis Motor Speedway
August 10 Watkins Glen International
August 17 Michigan International Speedway
August 23 Bristol Motor Speedway
August 31 Darlington Raceway
September 6 Richmond International Raceway
September 14 New Hampshire International Speedway
September 21 Dover International Speedway
September 28 Talladega Superspeedway
October 5 Kansas Speedway
October 11 Lowe's Motor Speedway
October 19 Martinsville Speedway
October 26 Atlanta Motor Speedway
November 2 Phoenix International Raceway
November 9 North Carolina Speedway
November 16 Homestead-Miami Speedway
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