NASCAR Xfinity Series at Las Vegas: Starting lineup, TV schedule for Saturday's race
Sammy Smith is on the pole for Saturday's The LiUNA! NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. JR Motorsports swept the top three positions in Friday's qualifying session, with Carson Kvapil and Connor Zilisch starting 2nd and 3rd.
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TV network faces backlash after announcing NASCAR race being taken off airNASCAR fans are set to face scheduling concern after CW Sports will redirect its next Xfinity Series race in favor of spring ...
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Where to watch NASCAR today: TV channel, start time, schedule for 2025 Phoenix raceHere is everything you need to know about the Shriners Children's 500 at Phoenix, including TV and streaming options for the ...
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Why Is CW Messing Up With NASCAR Races? Know the Real Reason Behind Odd Coverage as Fans Get FuriousAs NASCAR embarked on its ambitious partnership with The CW Network, the promise was clear: to revolutionize the Xfinity ...
For those wanting to watch the NASCAR Xfinity Series race today that could be easier said than done depending on where you ...
NBC and USA Network will pick up NASCAR Cup Series broadcasts beginning with the Iowa Corn 350 in August and throughout the Playoffs. Most races start Sunday afternoons or evenings, with the bulk ...
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FOX’s Early Entry With NASCAR’s $7.7 Billion Deal Garners Resentment From FansBlurry last-lap pictures, missing driver names, and missed action scenes - seems like a jittery cameraman on a movie set, right? The post FOX’s Early Entry With NASCAR’s $7.7 Billion Deal Garners ...
New U.S. broadcast partners Amazon Prime Video and TNT Sports will show NASCAR Cup Series races this season, joining incumbents Fox Sports and NBC Sports. Prime and TNT will each handle coverage ...
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NASCAR Aims for Massive Viewership Surge Following Partnership With $2 Trillion GiantNASCAR is months away from making its streaming debut on Amazon Prime Video, and NASCAR executives believe this move will ...
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