NASCAR on TV
Every live NASCAR Cup, Xfinity and Truck Series race and qualifying session with its start time (ET) and the channel or streaming app carrying it. Built for race weekend: see what time each race starts and which network has the broadcast before you tune in.
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NASCAR Cup Series: Charlotte Motor Speedway
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NASCAR Truck Series: Phoenix Raceway
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NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series: Phoenix Raceway
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Listings last updated October 11, 2026. All times ET. Always double check with your provider nearer start time.
About this schedule
This NASCAR TV schedule lists every live Cup, Xfinity and Truck Series race and qualifying session with its start time and the channel or streaming app carrying it.
NASCAR's national TV deal splits the season across several partners. FOX and its FS1 cable channel carry the spring portion of the Cup Series schedule, NBC and USA Network pick up the summer and fall stretch including the playoffs, while TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video each hold a smaller midseason package. The second-tier series (formerly Xfinity) and the Truck Series usually race the day before the Cup Series at the same track.
Qualifying sessions and practice are typically shown on whichever cable channel is paired with that week's race broadcaster, often with less promotion than the race itself, so they're easy to miss if you're only checking the main network listing. This page lists qualifying separately where it has a confirmed broadcast slot, alongside the race itself, so you can catch both without digging through a separate schedule.
The Cup Series season runs from February's Daytona 500 through the championship race in November, with the broadcast partner changing a handful of times across that stretch as the TV deal rotates. Start times can shift with a rain delay or a network's own programming, and a race can move to a cable companion channel when the main network needs the slot for another live event.
How to Watch NASCAR on TV: 2026 Guide
NASCAR national TV deals
NASCAR's TV deal splits the Cup Series season between several partners, so the broadcaster changes a few times between February and November.
| Competition | Broadcaster(s) | App |
|---|---|---|
| Cup Series: early season (incl. Daytona 500) | FOX / FS1 | FOX One |
| Cup Series: midseason packages | Prime Video, TNT / truTV | Prime Video / HBO Max |
| Cup Series: summer, fall & playoffs | NBC / USA Network | Peacock |
| Second-tier series (formerly Xfinity) | The CW | |
| Truck Series | FS1 / FOX | FOX One |
NASCAR channels: USA vs Canada
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Cup Series races air on FOX, FS1, Prime Video, TNT/truTV, NBC and USA Network depending on the point in the season.
How to stream NASCAR
- FOX One: FOX and FS1 races.
- Prime Video: Amazon's package of Cup races.
- HBO Max: TNT and truTV races.
- Peacock: NBC and USA Network races.
- Radio: MRN and PRN on SiriusXM.
NASCAR blackouts and regional rules
NASCAR has no local blackouts. The main thing to check is which partner has that weekend's race, and whether rain or another live event has moved it to a cable companion channel.
NASCAR on TV: FAQ
What channel is the NASCAR race on today?
Cup Series races air on FOX, FS1, Prime Video, TNT/truTV, NBC or USA Network depending on the point in the season. The listings above show today's channel.
What's the NASCAR race this weekend?
The listings above show this weekend's Cup Series, second-tier series and Truck Series races with their start times and channels.
What channel is NASCAR on tomorrow?
It depends on which series races tomorrow. Each race in the listings above shows its own broadcaster.
Do NASCAR qualifying sessions get TV coverage?
Yes. Qualifying is usually shown on the cable channel paired with that week's race broadcaster, though it gets less promotion than the race itself.
Disclaimer: KOKA Sports is an independent sports scheduling and informational service. We do not host, stream or broadcast any video content. Fixture times, team names and channel listings are provided for informational purposes only and are subject to change. All broadcaster names, logos and brands remain the property of their respective owners.