NBC Sports, in conjunction with NASCAR, today announced race start times and networks for its NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series coverage for the 2024 season.
NBC Sports’ 2024 NASCAR schedule will include 10 Cup Series races on the NBC broadcast network, with a total of 39 races (20 Cup, 19 Xfinity) presented live across NBC, USA Network and Peacock in 2024.
Schedule highlights include the much-anticipated second-running of the Chicago street course race on Sunday, July 7, @ 4:30PM ET on NBC. Last year’s inaugural Chicago race was NBC’s most-watched NASCAR race in six years.
NBC Sports begins its 2024 Cup Series coverage with the series’ inaugural race at Iowa Speedway in primetime on USA Network on Sunday, June 16, @ 7PM ET.
Following are additional highlights from NBC Sports’ 2024 NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series schedule:
The final six races of the Cup Series Playoffs will be shown on NBC, including Talladega (October 6; 2PM ET), the Charlotte ROVAL (October 13; 2PM ET), and the Championship Race in Phoenix (November 10; 3PM ET);
The Cup Series regular-season finale will air on USA Network at Darlington Raceway on Sunday, September 1, at 6PM ET;
USA Network enters its third season as NBC Sports’ cable home of NASCAR, presenting 25 Cup and Xfinity Series races in 2023. Xfinity Series racing will begin on USA Network on Saturday, June 15, at 3:30PM ET from Iowa, while the Cup Series premieres on USA Network the next day in primetime @ 7PM ET in Iowa;
Additional highlights on USA include four Cup Series Playoff races (Atlanta, Watkins Glen, Bristol, Kansas) as well as regular season races at Pocono, Richmond, and more.
Details around the races to be presented on Peacock will be announced in the future.
Following are NBC Sports’ 2024 NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series schedules featuring networks and race start times*:
NBC SPORTS 2024 NASCAR CUP SERIES SCHEDULE
Date Location Platform Time (ET)
Sunday, June 16 Iowa USA 7PM
Sunday, June 23 New Hampshire USA 2PM
Sunday, June 30 Nashville NBC 3:30PM
Sunday, July 7 Chicago NBC 4:30PM
Sunday, July 14 Pocono USA 2:30PM
Sunday, July 21 Indianapolis NBC 2:30PM
Sunday, August 11 Richmond USA 6PM
Sunday, August 18 Michigan USA 2:30PM
Saturday, August 24 Daytona NBC 7:30PM
Sunday, September 1 Darlington USA 6PM
Sunday, September 8 Atlanta USA 3PM
Sunday, September 15 Watkins Glen USA 3PM
Saturday, September 21 Bristol USA 7:30PM
Sunday, September 29 Kansas USA 3PM
Sunday, October 6 Talladega NBC 2PM
Sunday, October 13 Charlotte ROVAL NBC 2PM
Sunday, October 20 Las Vegas NBC 2:30PM
Sunday, October 27 Homestead-Miami NBC 2:30PM
Sunday, November 3 Martinsville NBC 2PM
Sunday, November 10 Phoenix NBC 3PM
NBC SPORTS 2024 NASCAR XFINITY SERIES SCHEDULE
Date Location Platform Time (ET)
Saturday, June 15 Iowa USA 3:30PM
Saturday, June 22 New Hampshire USA 3:30PM
Saturday, June 29 Nashville USA 5PM
Saturday, July 6 Chicago NBC 2:30PM
Saturday, July 13 Pocono USA 3PM
Saturday, July 20 Indianapolis Road Course USA 3:30PM
Saturday, August 17 Michigan USA 3:30PM
Friday, August 23 Daytona USA 7:30PM
Saturday, August 31 Darlington USA 3:30PM
Saturday, September 7 Atlanta USA 3PM
Saturday, September 14 Watkins Glen USA 3PM
Friday, September 20 Bristol USA 7:30PM
Saturday, September 28 Kansas USA 3:30PM
Saturday, October 5 Talladega NBC 3:30PM
Saturday, October 12 Charlotte ROVAL USA 3:30PM
Saturday, October 19 Las Vegas NBC 3PM
Saturday, October 26 Homestead-Miami NBC 3PM
Saturday, November 2 Martinsville USA 3PM
Saturday, November 9 Phoenix USA 6PM
*subject to change
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