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NASCAR 2027: New Series Shakeups and Broadcast Surprises
7 Nov
Summary
- The 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season spans nine months, starting in February.
- Prime Video and TNT will exclusively broadcast five weeks of Cup Series races.
- Key venues like Naval Base Coronado and North Wilkesboro feature in 2027.
The 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season will unfold over nine months, beginning in February and concluding in November across various tracks nationwide. The season commences at Daytona with the Clash on Valentine's Day weekend, followed by the Daytona 500 the subsequent week. Notable schedule adjustments for 2027 include the return of racing at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego and the All-Star race heading back to North Wilkesboro. Furthermore, races at Richmond, Watkins Glen, and New Hampshire will now be part of the postseason Chase, while Darlington, Gateway, and Bristol will move out of it. The season finale will again take place at Homestead-Miami, where champions for the Cup Series, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, and Craftsman Truck Series will be crowned. Broadcasts will be split among Fox Sports, Prime Video, TNT, and USA Network. Fox Sports will cover the initial races, followed by a five-week exclusive stretch on Prime Video and then five weeks of the In-Season Challenge on TNT. The remaining regular-season races and the entire Chase will air on USA Network. Fans can stream races through DIRECTV, which offers Fox, TNT, and USA. Fubo provides streaming for all races on Fox and FS1. Live radio coverage for every Cup Series race will be available on the SiriusXM app and in equipped vehicles, with multiple driver audio channels also offered.
