Xfinity will end its sponsorship of the Xfinity Series after this season but remain a premier partner of the NASCAR Cup Series. NASCAR announced that Xfinity had signed a multi-year deal to remain a premier partner and a one-year deal to be the entitlement sponsor of the Xfinity Series.

Comcast’s Xfinity brand is ending its sponsorship of NASCAR’s second-tier Xfinity Series at the end of the 2025 season before evolving into a different sponsorship role within NASCAR, league sources said. An announcement is expected Tuesday.

NASCAR’s second-tier series will need a new title sponsor in 2026. Xfinity has been the sponsor of the series since 2014, but will vacate that sponsorship at the end of the 2025 season, according to multiple reports.

NASCAR and Comcast today announced the renewal of their decade-long partnership, with Comcast continuing its role as both a Premier Partner of the NASCAR Cup Series and title sponsor of the Xfinity Series.

Comcast announced a multiyear extension as a Nascar Premier Partner and a one-year deal for the Xfinity Series. But after 2025, Xfinity will not extend as title sponsor.

Comcast has renewed its partnership with NASCAR to continue its role as a premier partner in the Cup Series as well as the entitlement sponsor of the Xfinity Series. Xfinity is one of three

NASCAR has revealed the drivers who have been approved as of January 27 to run for rookie of the year honors in the Cup, Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series in 2025.

Drivers in all three NASCAR national series will have an additional way to earn points in 2025. NASCAR competition officials announced Monday that drivers who record the fastest lap in every points-paying race — the Xfinity Fastest Lap — will earn one additional bonus point in both the driver and owner standings.

NASCAR and Comcast have extended their relationship, and starting in 2025, will award a championship point for the 'Xfinity Fastest Lap' in every NASCAR National Series event.