Schedule and Stages

Below are the 2017 Stage Length's for each race this season. The stages are broken into number of laps when they would end. So, stage one at Daytona ends on lap 60, stage two ends on 120 (60 plus 60), and the race ends on lap 200 (60 plus 60, plus 80). NASCAR does count the caution laps while on a stage break so the 60 laps in stage two start counting as soon as the green white (the new stage flag) fly's. So far this season NASCAR has been mostly showing how many laps are left in a stage so I thought it would be helpful to see the laps in a stage and not the number lap when the stage ends -- after all simple math can give us the lap on which a stage ends. 

2017 Stage Lengths in Number of Laps
Race	Track	Stage 1 Laps	Stage 2 Laps	Stage 3 Laps	Total Laps
1	Daytona	60	60	80	200
2	Atlanta	85	85	155	325
3	Las Vegas	80	80	107	267
4	Phoenix	75	75	162	312
5	Auto Club	60	60	80	200
6	Martinsville	130	130	240	500
7	Texas	85	85	164	334
8	Bristol	125	125	250	500
9	Richmond	100	100	200	400
10	Talladega	55	55	78	188
11	Kansas	80	80	107	267
12	Charlotte	115	115	170	400
13	Dover	120	120	160	400
14	Pocono	50	50	60	160
15	Michigan	60	60	80	200
16	Sonoma	25	25	60	110
17	Daytona	40	40	80	160
18	Kentucky	80	80	107	267
19	New Hampshire	75	75	151	301
20	Indianapolis	50	50	60	160
21	Pocono	50	50	60	160
22	Watkins Glen	20	20	50	90
23	Michigan	60	60	80	200
24	Bristol	125	125	250	500
25	Darlington	100	100	167	367
26	Richmond	100	100	200	400
27	Chicagoland	80	80	107	267
28	New Hampshire	75	75	150	300
29	Dover	120	120	160	400
30	Charlotte	90	90	154	334
31	Talladega	55	55	78	188
32	Kansas	80	80	107	267
33	Martinsville	130	130	240	500
34	Texas	85	85	164	334
35	Phoenix	75	75	162	312
36	Miami	80	80	107	267