How to Watch NASCAR Races on Amazon Prime Video: Full Streaming Guide

NASCAR Cup Series on Amazon Prime Video

The first of NASCAR’s new seven-year media rights deals for the NASCAR Cup Series with four top-tier distribution partners—Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Amazon Prime Video, and TNT Sports—takes effect this season.

This article explains how to watch 2025 NASCAR races on Amazon Prime Video.

Prime Video will begin live streaming five NASCAR Cup Series events in 2025. During the first half of the season through Pocono (June 22), Cup Series practice and qualifying will be available on the streaming service; FOX Sports will broadcast the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium, the Daytona 500, and the NASCAR All-Star Race.

Prime Video’s race coverage begins in May with the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Memorial Day Weekend (May 25). Nashville (June 1), Michigan (June 8), Mexico City (June 15), and Pocono (June 22) are other races that are available on Prime Video.

Free trial of Prime Video

Amazon Prime is offering fans a 30-day free trial so they may join in on the racing excitement. To watch all of Prime Video’s in-depth coverage of NASCAR this summer, sign up now.

How can You become a Prime Video member?

Go to Prime Video’s NASCAR section and select “Join Prime.” After that, confirm your membership and billing details by entering the needed data.

You can access the Prime Video part of the website after completing all necessary steps. The five premier series events are listed here, along with practice and qualifying at the appointed event times.

NASCAR Cup Series races on Prime Video:

Date	Time	Track	Network
May 25	6 p.m. ET	Charlotte Motor Speedway	Prime Video
June 1	7 p.m. ET	Nashville Superspeedway	Prime Video
June 8	2 p.m. ET	Michigan International Speedway	Prime Video
June 15	3 p.m. ET	Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez	Prime Video
June 22	2 p.m. ET	Pocono Raceway	Prime Video