NASCAR vs. Navy: The San Diego Mini Movie

NASCAR vs. Navy: The San Diego Mini Movie (2026)



5.2 2026 28 min —

Director: Mickey Fitz

Cast: Ryan Blaney, Noah Gragson, Carson Hocevar, Chase Briscoe, Connor Zilisch

Action
NASCAR’s top drivers get an unexpected call to action—not to compete for glory, but to assist the U.S. Navy in launching the very first Race the Base. Upon arrival, they’re faced with a squadron of cocky elite pilots less than thrilled to see their runway turned into a speedway. Determined to win over the aviators and keep the mission on track, the drivers and sailors clash in a series of thrilling, high-stakes showdowns. What unfolds is a visually explosive, adrenaline-fueled adventure, packed with surprising authenticity, as the racers dive headfirst into the rigors of Navy life.

More About This Film

NASCAR vs. Navy: The San Diego Mini Movie (2026) is a short promotional film that brings together the high-octane world of stock car racing and the precision of naval aviation. The story follows a group of NASCAR drivers who are called to Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, not to compete against one another, but to assist the U.S. Navy in preparations for an exciting new event.

The central plot revolves around the inaugural 'Anduril 250: Race the Base,' a unique collaboration between motorsports and military operations. However, the drivers soon find themselves clashing with a squadron of elite fighter pilots who are initially unenthusiastic about the crossover. This friction sets the stage for a friendly rivalry as both groups must learn to respect each other's skills while preparing for the historic race event.

  • The film serves as a promotional piece highlighting the partnership between NASCAR and the U.S. Navy, emphasizing themes of teamwork and precision.
  • It features real-life NASCAR drivers interacting with actual US Navy personnel and aircraft at Naval Base Coronado.
  • The 'Anduril 250' is presented as a fictional inaugural event within the context of the movie, designed to showcase joint-base activities.
  • The production leverages the scenic backdrop of San Diego to appeal to fans of both military history and auto racing.

Where to Watch

This short film is primarily available through official digital platforms associated with its distribution partners.