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Home › Sports TV Schedules › NASCAR TV Schedule

NASCAR TV Schedule

See how to watch, stream or listen to every race with the 2026 NASCAR TV schedule on Fox Sports, NBC Sports and newcomers Prime Video and TNT Sports. Includes all three major series (Cup, Xfinity and Truck).

NASCAR TV Schedule 2026

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Time	Race / TV
7:30 pm	NASCAR Truck Series Charlotte Motor Speedway FS1, FOX One

Saturday, May 23

Time	Race / TV
5:00 pm	NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Charlotte Motor Speedway CW

Time	Race / TV
6:00 pm	NASCAR Cup Series Charlotte Motor Speedway Prime Video

Time	Race / TV
8:00 pm	NASCAR Truck Series Nashville Superspeedway FS1, FOX One

Saturday, May 30

Time	Race / TV
7:30 pm	NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Nashville Superspeedway CW

Time	Race / TV
7:00 pm	NASCAR Cup Series Nashville Superspeedway Prime Video

Saturday, June 6

Time	Race / TV
1:30 pm	NASCAR Truck Series Michigan International Speedway FS1, FOX One

How to stream NASCAR

All NASCAR races across all networks (FOX, FS1, NBC and USA) can be streamed through the following services: Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV, or through traditional cable options like Xfinity. Races on cable (USA, FS1) can also be streamed with Sling Blue, but that service does not have local channels. Some NBC races may also available to stream with Peacock.

For additional motorsports schedules, see the following pages: IndyCar, Formula 1.

Comments 112

John Corrick says:

2 days ago

I agree with your comment

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Edgar Whitney says:

1 week ago

Watchin watkins glen . Like watching 1/2 a race, split screen most of the time. Sucks

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Ricky Bobby says:

2 weeks ago

NASCAR is now overpriced to attend, more now on cable….you have empty seats,low merchandise sales and more and more people just watching the highlights if they watch at all. And you wonder what happened to the fan base and sponsorships…and the new style cars (look more like IMSA cars) and changing people at the top ……..lame…..I haven’t attended a race since 2012……

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Angry fan says:

2 weeks ago

You lost so many customers with all the different trash services who you sold rights to. Nobody under 60 years old will pay to watch races on nbc, usa, cw. Stick to one!

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Susan Duncan says:

3 weeks ago

I took am one of the fans you lost. I do watch the reruns when I can but it isn”t the same. I was told many years ago that was what the commercials were for- to pay to broadcast the race.

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Bonnie Hall Rowland says:

4 weeks ago

I am a female and almost 76 years old. I have watched NASCAR since was a young girl and it was first shown on TV. I can’t believe you have made it impossible for me and my husband to watch now!! We are retired and can’t afford to pay to go to ANY RACES and worse is we can’t afford to watch on TV anymore either!! Cost of living for retired folks is so difficult and the small joys like watching a race on Sunday isn’t affordable to us! It is no longer in our budget to pay to watch what we have previously watched for free! Also we can’t even figure out where the race will be broadcast on TV each week! Nascar you killed your fan base!

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Rick says:

2 months ago

Went above I have spent a lot of money at the race tracks in my life. I will never watch another NASCAR race as long as I live just because of what they have done it’s the principal and I hope a lot of people like myself do the same thanks NASCAR.

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Earl Ruston says:

2 months ago

NASCAR one day your corporate sponsors will realize people have quit watching the races and their sponsorship money will go to other more deserving advertising.

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Jimmy Jones says:

2 months ago

My family either worked in NASCAR or we supported it since the 60’s.. I’ve worked in a restaurant bussing tables when I was 12 , I’ve talked to Richard Petty, Darrell waltrip, Cale Yarborough , Ricky Rudd, David Pearson and others. My family would go to races we’d be in the infield every race thanks to other family members. It was like a family affair the races I went to, every kids dream. I’ve gotten old health is bad but at least I’ve got NASCAR memories of it being about the fans not all about the money.

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Debbie G says:

2 months ago

I loved Nascar. I could gather all my friends and have a nice sunday afternoon. I cant even afford the TV to watch forget about inviting folks. NASCAR USED TO BE WHOLESOME FAMILY FUN. Youall blew it.

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Nick Anderson says:

2 months ago

It is a Sunday drive that results in some winner in the last 25 laps. Done with NASCAR, retired and can’t afford all the pay platforms.

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Larrry says:

2 months ago

Shame on NASCAR! First it was free to watch on over the air TV. Then you had to pay for cable to watch it. Now you have to pay for multiple streaming apps to watch. I’ve been a fan for 60 years, but no more. It’s to expensive cumbersome to watch

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- Dave Purdy says:
  
  2 months ago
  
  Nascar doesn’t care that the entire fan base was built on people our age who now can’t afford all these extra costs to watch something we helped create. All Nascar is interested in is the younger generation with higher incomes. I’m with you…..I’m done !!
  
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  - Thomas J Reid says:
    
    2 months ago
    
    What happened to sportsnet! Did they not pay there bill? Every Sunday onSportsnet now nothing!!! Done with nascar.. too bad!
    
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RevDRx1947 says:

3 months ago

I dont think you have caught on. Im one of you all Those of us who built NASCAR are no longer the target market. The youngens, have diffrent spending habits, watching habits, and they move though life at a different pace. Big business, has put us into a very small cubicle and it is one called ” no longer pertinent”

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Paula says:

3 months ago

I have watched NASCAR since the early 1960’s. Back when my mother was dating Cale Yarborough.
Dirt track and tires in the stands.
I am also on a fixed income like many other fans, I can’t pay the prices either.
When I was younger I worked at PIR as security at the driver’s gate. I have an extended history with NASCAR and known many of the past drivers. Can’t understand why they are screwing those of us that have been there since the beginning.
Bring it back to the fans and forget big money!
I’m mad as hell!!!

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William Turnage says:

3 months ago

have not missed a race except when the $$$$started meaning more to them then we do!! I WILL NEVER SEE ANOTHER NASCAR RACE!

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Roger Maijala says:

4 months ago

I have watching NASCAR for 60+ yrs. I’m on a fixed income. Can’t afford to pay for any streaming! Thanks for screwing your long time fans. Hope your business pay bits you call where the the Sun Don’t Shine. I’m DONE!!!!!

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Edgar Whitney says:

5 months ago

I’ve been a NASCAR fan for 65 yrs. On a fixed income, can’t afford it anymore, not going to pay for different streaming apps every time I want to watch a race, pick one and stay with it. U suck jerking us around. Cancel this one and sign up for a different one next week. Come on ur going to lose your fans . All for the mighty dollar

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Connie Gemmell says:

7 months ago

I watch dignity on CW but the stupid flipping around of the cup channels is ridiculous. It’s obvious it’s all about the money. They are a monopoly and can and will do whatever they want. They don’t care about the fans

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Joe Higginbotham says:

9 months ago

Ditto to all the comments above

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John says:

9 months ago

NASCAR was made a big time sport.
My grassroots people, the working class. Trust me you’re screwing yourself i can afford the pay t v, but not a lot of people can.

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Mary Lou Cobbett says:

9 months ago

Come on NASCAR, be there for the people that made NASCAR famous! You are wondering why viewing is down???? DUH!!!

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Terri B Flynn says:

9 months ago

After watching NASCAR since high school with my dad, I’m now utterly devastated with Nascar’s decision to show races on channels we don’t get!!!
When the races were on HULU live, I paid whatever they charged to be certain that my race on Saturday and Sunday would be available. NASCAR, I’m 75, a woman, and so completely disgusted with your treatment of the fans who made you! Please don’t think that we will forget this!! SHAME ON YOU!

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Newnan Hall says:

10 months ago

I used to look so forwards to the races until NASCAR took it away.

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Michelle Gyalog says:

10 months ago

I’ve been watching most of Xfinity races, cause it on nearly every week on CW! Total gave up following NASCAR since gone to New Pay Lots More to see our races on who knows what broadcaster this week!

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Marty says:

10 months ago

I agree with everything that has been said about the money grabbing Nascar moving to cable and streaming apps. Screw Nascar broadcast channels (nbc abc and fox) and the fans make Nascar what it is today now Nascar craps all over the fans so I hope all the fans boycott going to the races to hell with Nascar you lost fans in my house.

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Susie Wyman says:

10 months ago

I greatly miss my NASCAR. I can’t pay to watch . I looked forward to race days. I don’t even look to see who won the race now. You wonder why the interest has gone down, maybe because we can’t see it.

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Gary D Smith says:

10 months ago

Nascar will loose alot of fans playing with payed TV stations

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Julie Nichols says:

10 months ago

We need NASCAR back on abc CBS NBC ,we don’t have the option to stream,I really miss it please bring it back so poor people like me can watch

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John says:

10 months ago

I am done with nascar for good. I can’t afford all the streaming services to watch I thought nascar was grass roots for everyone not anymore. I stopped watching NFL football last year for the same reason. Very sad 🤬

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Tom says:

10 months ago

I have been watching since 1989. Moving races to streaming services only drives more fans away, including myself. Bye NASCAR.

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Paula Butcher says:

10 months ago

Screw NASCAR. My whole family has been watching for 50 years. We are no longer fans. You are screwing the same people that made you famous, and we’re sick of it.

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- George Tom says:
  
  10 months ago
  
  Absolutely true! The fans and tv watchers make NASCAR. Not the rich! Screw streaming.
  
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John Ulam says:

11 months ago

NASCAR has sold its soul to the all mighty dollar. It’s sad that we cannot watch anymore because we cannot afford to pay

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Joe says:

11 months ago

Put the races on a regular channel. Not everyone is rich to pay to watch races.

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Michael says:

11 months ago

Bad Idea !! Not everyone can afford to stream all these different channels. It’s simple.. find a channel on regular TV and keep it there ! Can’t even watch practice and qualifying anymore. You guys keep screwing up and screwing up !! What happened to NASCAR ?!!

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- Tim says:
  
  10 months ago
  
  What a terrible idea to put the races on pay per view channels. So many people are struggling to buy food and pay bills. Why take something away from the one who have payed your bills and keeping Nascar alive all these years. Shame be brought upon you for doing such a “Greed Based Play For More Money “. Only way to fix all this negativity is go back to your roots. This surly isn’t best for continued fan support.
  
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  - Bertha M Showman says:
    
    8 months ago
    
    YOU have said this just like i feel. CAN’t afford pay channels. am 86 yrs old and have always followed NASCAR bring it back to the people who made you.
    
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Dan Highes says:

11 months ago

And NASCAR can’t figure out why viewership is down. They don’t give a **** about fans. It’s all about the $$$$$!

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