Nascar Espn Schedule (2024)

FAQs

Why did ESPN stop covering NASCAR? ›

NASCAR on ESPN is the now-defunct former package and branding of coverage of NASCAR races on ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC. ABC, and later the ESPN family of networks, carried NASCAR events from the sanctioning body's top three divisions at various points from the early 1960s until 2000, after the Truck Series rights were lost.

Fans without cable can still watch the race for free by using multiple streaming services, including DirecTV Stream (free trial) and Fubo TV (free trial). If fans have already used the free trials from both of those platforms, then they can get a discounted Sling subscription to watch the event.

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The Goodyear 400 will be broadcast nationally on FS1.

Reasons cited for its decline include the aforementioned track changes, the introduction of the Car of Tomorrow which both drivers and fans alike criticized, the constant tinkering of the rules of its championship and the racing itself, the change in its race day experience, the perceived decline in the quality of its ...

NASCAR struggles with a lack of new stars. Known names like Earnhardt Jr. and Gordon have been replaced by unknowns, leading to waning interest & publicity.

Choosing a Level of Access The NASCAR app is a FREE download from the Google Play Store, and offers both free and paid subscription features. Free access to the NASCAR Mobile app includes breaking news, schedule, standings, live scoring, in-car cameras, and much more.

Hulu + Live TV is the best way to watch NASCAR online without cable. It offers an excellent selection of over 95 TV channels for tuning into your favorite worldwide sporting events. Specifically, NASCAR events will be broadcast on FOX, FS1, and NBC channels.

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Starting in 2025, Prime Video will exclusively stream five NASCAR Cup Series races to conclude the first half of the Cup season. Surrounding each of its NASCAR Cup Series races, Prime Video will produce pre-race and post-race programming, bringing fans highlights and analysis ahead of all of the action on the track.

What channel will NASCAR be on in 2024? ›

All NASCAR Cup Series races in 2024 will air on either FOX, FS1, NBC, or USA Network. The NASCAR Xfinity Series is in the same boat, although more Xfinity races will be on cable.

The Racing America Channel launched in 2022 through a partnership with Los Angeles-based Fast Studios, and allows viewers to watch exclusive behind-the-scenes NASCAR Cup team content, NASCAR news and talk shows, live grassroots racing as well as race replays and more for free.

Coverage is set to start for the Goodyear 400 at Darlington at 3 p.m.

The 28-year-old owns a 12.26 average finish in the Next Gen era, the best among all drivers. Elliott is 16-1 and Kyle Larson is the 17-4 favorite in the 2024 Goodyear 400 odds. Denny Hamlin, who leads all active drivers with four victories at Darlington, is 9-2 and Martin Truex Jr. is 13-2.

After a treacherous qualifying session at Darlington Raceway, Tyler Reddick has scored the pole for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series Goodyear 400.

Is NASCAR on ESPN Plus? No, ESPN+ by itself doesn't include access to NASCAR race live streams. However, you can get ESPN+ and even Disney+ if you sign up for Hulu + Live TV, which unlocks the live TV channels needed to watch NASCAR online.

Peaco*ck offers its subscribers live streaming access to NASCAR races that air on NBC and USA.

In 1979, CBS Sports televised the 1979 Daytona 500 live from start to finish. With the introduction of ESPN in 1981, more races began being shown live in their entirety. Since 1992, all NASCAR races have been shown from start to finish, and all have been shown live since 1997.

It moved to Fox Sports 1 more than a decade ago and recently eclipsed 2,500 episodes, but after Tuesday, June 11, the program will be no more.