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Watch NASCAR on Peacock TV | Nascar Race Today


Peacock TV streams live NASCAR events. NBC Sports holds the broadcast rights for the second half of the NASCAR season. Peacock is the official streaming service for these races. It provides a way to watch the action without a cable subscription.

NASCAR Events on Peacock

Peacock subscribers can stream races from the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series. The platform shows every race that NBC and USA Network broadcast. If there is a NASCAR race today, you can check the Peacock app to see if it is available to stream. Peacock also provides live coverage of many practice and qualifying sessions. This gives fans access to the entire race weekend.

How to Access NASCAR on Peacock

To watch NASCAR races, you need a Peacock Premium subscription. Once you subscribe, you can find the live events in the Sports section of the app or website. The stream is the same live feed that airs on NBC television channels. You can sign up through the Peacock website or app.

The NASCAR Broadcast Schedule

The NASCAR season broadcast rights are split between two companies:

  • FOX Sports airs events in the first half of the season.

  • NBC Sports takes over for the second half.

This means Peacock only streams races during the NBC portion of the schedule. This part of the season includes the important NASCAR playoffs and the championship race.

Viewing Features on the Platform

Peacock offers live streams of the races as they happen. If you miss the live event, the platform also provides full-race replays. You can watch these replays on-demand at a later time. The service includes other NASCAR content, such as:

  • Pre-race and post-race shows

  • Interviews

  • Special documentaries about the sport

Supported Devices for Streaming

You can watch Peacock on many common devices. The Peacock app works on most:

  • Smart TVs

  • Computers

  • Mobile phones

It is also available on streaming players like Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV. This allows you to watch the race at home or on the go.