The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series playoff schedule has undergone a significant makeover for the 2018 season.

Check out the new cutoff race and the 10-race playoff stetch for next year. 

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One of the biggest changes to the 2018 schedule includes the Brickyard 400.

Formally NASCAR’s summer classic, it will now move to the last race of the Monster Energy Series regular season and set the 16-driver playoff field.

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After being awarded a second date beginning in 2018, Las Vegas Motor Speedway will now kick off the 10-race playoff stretch on Sept. 16, as Chicagoland Speedway has been moved to July 1.

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With New Hampshire Motor Speedway losing a date and Indy being awarded the cutoff race, that left room for Richmond to host a playoff event on Sept. 22.

The biggest highlight among the schedule changes is addition of a road course in the playoffs, which will be run on Charlotte Motor Speedway’s new Roval on Sept. 30. It will also serve as the first elimination race.

The Monster Mile will kick off the second round of the playoffs on Oct. 7.

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The fall race at Talladega will now be run on Oct. 14, continuing it’s spot in the second round.

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The 1.5-mile Kansas track will serve as the second elimination race once again for the Monster Energy Series on Oct. 21. 

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Martinsville reserves it’s position as the first race of the third round in the playoffs on Oct. 28.

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Once again, the 1.5-mile Fort Worth oval will play host to the second race of the third playoff round on Nov. 4.

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The third and final Monster Energy Series elimination race will once again be held in the Valley of the Sun on Nov. 11.

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The 1-mile South Florida venue continues it’s run as the host of the Monster Energy Series championship finale, which will run on Nov. 18 in 2018.

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