NASCAR Races at San Diego Military Base

NASCAR 在聖地牙哥軍事基地舉行賽車

Jun 15, 2026, 20:42
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Introduction

NASCAR has a list of drivers for three races in San Diego. These races are in June 2026.

NASCAR 已列出聖地牙哥三場賽事的車手名單。這些賽事將於 2026 年 6 月舉行。

Main Body

This is the first time NASCAR races at a military base. The Truck Series races on Friday. The O'Reilly Series races on Saturday. The Cup Series races on Sunday.

這是 NASCAR 首次在軍事基地舉行賽車。卡車系列賽 (Truck Series) 於週五舉行，O'Reilly 系列賽於週六舉行，而頂級系列賽 (Cup Series) 則於週日舉行。

There are 39 drivers in the Cup Series. Austin Hill is the new driver for car number 33. Kyle Busch died, so Austin Hill took his place.

頂級系列賽共有 39 位車手。Austin Hill 是 33 號車的新車手。由於 Kyle Busch 逝世，因此由 Austin Hill 接替其位置。

Jimmie Johnson will race in two different series. The O'Reilly Series has 37 drivers. The Truck Series has 36 drivers. All drivers can race because there is enough space.

Jimmie Johnson 將參加兩個不同的系列賽。O'Reilly 系列賽有 37 位車手，卡車系列賽有 36 位車手。由於空間充足，所有車手均可參賽。

Conclusion

The three NASCAR races are ready for June 2026 in San Diego.

聖地牙哥 2026 年 6 月的三場 NASCAR 賽事已準備就緒。

Vocabulary Learning

🗓️ Talking About Days

In the text, we see a pattern for scheduling events. To reach A2, you need to know how to connect days with actions.

The Pattern: [Series Name] →\rightarrow races on →\rightarrow [Day of the week]

Examples from the text:

  • Truck Series →\rightarrow races on Friday
  • O'Reilly Series →\rightarrow races on Saturday
  • Cup Series →\rightarrow races on Sunday

💡 Simple Rule: Use "ON"

When you talk about a specific day, always use the word on.

❌ Wrong: The race is Friday. ✅ Right: The race is on Friday.

Try this logic for your life:

  • I study English →\rightarrow on Monday.
  • I go to the gym →\rightarrow on Wednesday.

Vocabulary Learning

driver (n.)
A person who controls a vehicle, like a car.
Example:The race car driver is very fast.
military base (n.)
A place where soldiers live and work.
Example:The planes are kept at the military base.
series (n.)
A group of related events or races.
Example:He is competing in a series of three races.
place (n.)
The position where someone or something is.
Example:The new driver took his place in the car.
enough (adj.)
As much as is needed.
Example:We have enough space for all the cars.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→