Where Is the Best Place to Stream NASCAR?
The broadcast rights for NASCAR are owned jointly by Fox and NBC in the United States, with races airing on Fox, NBC, and various cable channels. You can watch a lot for free if you have a television antenna and local Fox and NBC stations. You’ll need a subscription to a cable, satellite, or television streaming service if you want access to everything. Here are some of the most popular NASCAR series and where to stream them. Note that :
NASCAR Cup Series: It starts on Fox with the first 16 races and ends on NBC with the final 20; all are available for live streaming. Some individual races air and stream via FS1.NASCAR Xfinity Series: The first 14 races air on FS1, and the final 19 will air on a mix of NBC and NBCSN. Every race is available for live streaming.NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoor Truck Series: Exclusive broadcasting rights belong to Fox.NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West: Exclusively broadcast and streamed via NBCSN.NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour: Exclusively broadcast and streamed via NBCSN.NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series: Exclusively broadcast and streamed via NBCSN.
NASCAR Live Stream on Fox and FS1
Fox offers live streams of your local Fox station, FS1, and other Fox-owned channels through their website, but you can only use this method if you have an active cable or satellite subscription. If you have a subscription, or you can borrow login credentials from a friend or family member, this is an easy way to live stream much of the NASCAR season. Here’s how to stream NASCAR through Fox.com:
NASCAR Live Streams on NBC and NBCSN
NBC co-owns the NASCAR broadcasting rights with Fox, so there are many races on your local NBC station and NBCSN. NBC provides access to many of its cable channels through its website, just like Fox, but that doesn’t include NBCSN. That means the methods for watching NASCAR live streams on NBC and NBCSN are slightly different. Here’s how to watch NASCAR live streams on NBC:
How to Watch NASCAR Live on NBCSN
NBCSport Network also has live streams of current NASCAR races. You can stream directly from the website using these instructions.
Television Streaming Services That Include NASCAR
If you don’t have a cable or satellite subscription, you can still stream every NASCAR series through a television streaming service that includes Fox, NBC, FS1, and NBCSN. These services work a lot like cable and satellite television, in that they allow you to watch live TV, but you stream the live channels over a high-speed internet connection. You can use these services with your computer, laptop, phone, tablet, or on your television with a Roku or other streaming device. The key is to look for a service that carries your local Fox and NBC stations in addition to national FS1 and NBCSN channels. Here are the best options for streaming NASCAR:
Hulu with Live TV: This service provides the most extensive access to NBC, most areas also have Fox. It also includes both NBCSN and FS1. If NBC or Fox isn’t available in your area, try a different service. YouTube TV: NBC is available in most major markets, and a lot of smaller markets, though this service. Fox is also widely available, as are NBCSN and FS1.
