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NASCAR TV Schedule

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

NASCAR TV Schedule 2026

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All times Eastern • Game time subject to change

Friday, October 30 1 telecast

6:00 pm

NASCAR Truck Series

Martinsville Speedway

Watch on

FS1FOX One

Saturday, October 31 1 telecast

4:00 pm

NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Martinsville Speedway

Watch on

CWESPN UnlimitedMRN / SiriusXM

Sunday, November 1 1 telecast

2:00 pm

NASCAR Cup Series

Martinsville Speedway

Watch on

NBCHBO MaxMRN / SiriusXM

Friday, November 6 1 telecast

7:30 pm

NASCAR Truck Series

Homestead-Miami Speedway

Watch on

FS1FOX One

Saturday, November 7 1 telecast

5:00 pm

NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Homestead-Miami Speedway

Watch on

CWESPN Unlimited

MRN / SiriusXM

Sunday, November 8 1 telecast

3:00 pm

NASCAR Cup Series

Homestead-Miami Speedway

Watch on

NBCHBO Max

Tuesday, November 10 1 telecast

6:00 pm

Homestead-Miami Speedway

NASCAR Awards

Watch on

NASCAR Channel

Friday, October 30

Time	Race / TV
6:00 pm	NASCAR Truck Series Martinsville Speedway FS1, FOX One

Saturday, October 31

Time	Race / TV
4:00 pm	NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Martinsville Speedway CW, ESPN Unlimited \| MRN / SiriusXM

Sunday, November 1

Time	Race / TV
2:00 pm	NASCAR Cup Series Martinsville Speedway NBC, HBO Max \| MRN / SiriusXM

Friday, November 6

Time	Race / TV
7:30 pm	NASCAR Truck Series Homestead-Miami Speedway FS1, FOX One

Saturday, November 7

Time	Race / TV
5:00 pm	NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Homestead-Miami Speedway CW, ESPN Unlimited

Sunday, November 8

Time	Race / TV
3:00 pm	NASCAR Cup Series Homestead-Miami Speedway NBC, HBO Max

Tuesday, November 10

Time	Race / TV
6:00 pm	NASCAR Awards Homestead-Miami Speedway NASCAR Channel

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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.

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Elaine Hendrickson says:

2 months ago

It is a shame that NASCAR is on all these different channels!!! Most of these sports are getting so greedy!!! I have some streaming channels, already, but not cable, and I cannot afford more channels to watch all the races!!! Been watching for over 20 hears, but can’t watch many of them, any more!!! They should be on regular brosdcast television, so everybody who wants to, can watch them!!! This is ridiculous!!! 😡😡😡

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Jerry says:

3 months ago

That channel hopping sucks .got to the point I can take it or leave it .

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David Murl says:

3 months ago

I join all the people who say bring NASCAR back to regular tv channels. Give your fans who stuck by you for so many years a break & let them enjoy the car racing they love.

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Ron (9) says:

3 months ago

I’ve been a Winston Cup and now a Sprint fan. But thanks to the biggest buck syndrome I can’t afford it. I’m done with nascar.

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John Yanity says:

3 months ago

I agree with all the comments said on this site! Greed by Nascar is wrong! Bin a fan for 50 years ,traveled to different states to attend, if it wasn’t for free television airing these as a child there would be no reason to have this passion to do this as adults! I feel by making people pay to watch a season will result in a loss of attendance in years to come

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Wanda Morris says:

4 months ago

I agree with all the people, the races suck..moving channles so us poor folks can’t afford to watch. Missed alot of Kyle Bush when he passed bur people with money could care less.

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Jimmy Walton says:

4 months ago

Love Robert Thomas response!!!

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Jimmy Walton says:

4 months ago

Good bye NASCAR. Hello INDY………

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- Jimmy Walton says:
  
  4 months ago
  
  What is wrong NASCAR? No moderating! Publish it! ☺️
  
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  - Jon Lewis says:
    
    4 months ago
    
    I approve all comments and believe it or not, I’m not constantly in front of the computer. Particularly on a holiday.
    
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Jimmy Walton says:

4 months ago

You should be ashamed. I wrote a big comment which ( just like nascar (small letters) went away the legends are rolling over in there Graves. You have got my last Penny. And my last view. Been to a lot of races and planned weekends around you. No more!!! Good luck with your new fan base.

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James says:

4 months ago

It’s just another sign of corporate greed. Pay for view really sucks. The greedy corporate structure cares nothing about the middle and lower income fans that supported them for so many years.screw them. Let’s boycott there product.

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Scott H. says:

4 months ago

Nascar,, Are you seeing & hearing these Comments about the way you are Televising the Races Now? I think they are pretty LOUD AND CLEAR about not being able to view the Races.. My question is with the comments being said, What’s your plans to change this issue? If there is any?

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Brand says:

4 months ago

All comes to money for them jackasses, next year we probably only have fox, if we lucky that is

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- FEDUP FRANK says:
  
  4 months ago
  
  Everything will be on Amazon prime
  
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Jim says:

4 months ago

I have been a loyal NASCAR. Fan for forty years went through the races. I’m paying two hundred and sixty dollars a month for pay tv and now.Nascar has jumped over to amazon and others for me to have to pay more.I’m sorry, but I will no longer watch nascar.Due to the fact of greed.

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Kathy R Blankenship says:

5 months ago

I am an Eric Jones fan. I have missed the best races of his season because… why? Because I live in rural West Virginia. Not fair! Show Bezos to the door. He has enough money. Stop turning your backs on the people who kept this sport alive through all these year, THE AVERAGE RACING FAN, aka the little people.

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Robert Thomas says:

5 months ago

I’m so disappointed with NASCAR I was the biggest Nascar fan I watched every race I went to the races but I could now I’m sitting here with my health failing and I can’t afford these extra channels I haven’t watched a race in weeks since the last time it was on local Fox when money becomes more important than your fans the ones who drive the sport you will lose participation again so disappointing I love Dale Jr but when I saw him in that car driving by the camera saying get Prime it’s great and I’m just sitting here thinking how full of money his pockets are again very disappointed certain things you just got to make the right decision you jump the shark on this one

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Kim Woodard says:

5 months ago

It’s a shame Nascar has turned its back on loyal fans! The people in rural America, farmers, factory workers, etc., are the ones that built you and now can’t afford to watch you. Shame on you Nascar, shame on you!!!!!!

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Marlene Gilmore says:

5 months ago

Nascar wasn’t making enough for the rich owners, so stick it to your loyal fans, IT is sad to know we are not important.

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Jennifer Leaming says:

5 months ago

I am not happy with Nascar especially sprint cup Nascar needs to get rid of prime and bring it back to regular stations and there will be something to watch

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Kevin says:

5 months ago

Everyone is right..just corporate america picking our pockets!!

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Bob Burdette says:

5 months ago

NASCAR Loves their jet fly overs and singing the national anthem, but they
DO NOT RESPECT DISABLED VETERANS.
I’ve been a NASCAR fan for 70 years now I can’t afford it.

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Jennie says:

5 months ago

I agree with those who are unhappy with having to pay for streaming services. We love FOOTBALL and NASCAR

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Cheryl Gschwender says:

5 months ago

yes missed five races because of Prime been a NASCAR over 50 years and its bad that not every one can watch on there TV we paid for cable as a senor it hard .

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Barbara Bynum says:

5 months ago

My dad is 90 yrs old and has been a nascar fan for at least 50. Will not be able to watch it on Prime. Even if he had it he wouldn’t know how to watch it. Thanks to greedy NASCAR corp. put it back on reg Television, looks like we are not alone with this complaint. 🤬

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- J9 says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  Agree 100%! Why do I have to buy 10 different channels to watch the race? Greed is an ugly look.
  
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Tommy Tant says:

5 months ago

Been NASCAR fan all my life but now have to miss 5 races because they are on Prime….hate that.

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Ĺou Chadwick says:

5 months ago

I agree with all the people above. I have gone to many races in the past but getting older and would enjoy them on my TV but now it is harder to see them
Because of the cable. Channels. Bring them back to the reguler channels. Thanks Lou.

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- Jana says:
  
  5 months ago
  
  Lou you are right. I have watched football and NASCAR for over 50 years and now being at an advanced age I can no longer afford Dish so I cannot watch the sports that I have so often enjoyed. Growing old I have learned that without money there isn’t much free entertainment. What a sad situation to be in after being a loyal fan my entire life.
  
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