How to watch NASCAR at Charlotte II: Weekend schedule, start time, entry list, TV
NASCAR returns to its home track at Charlotte Motor Speedway, with a triple-header weekend of racing. This is the first fall Cup race on the Charlotte oval since 2017, after utilizing the infield road course from 2018-2025. Shane van Gisbergen won that race last year, but Daniel Suarez is the most recent oval winner after his victory in this year's rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600. Kyle Larson ...…
NASCAR is returning to its home track, Charlotte Motor Speedway, for a triple-header weekend of racing. This marks the first fall Cup race on the Charlotte oval since 2017, after utilizing the infield road course from 2018 to 2025. Shane van Gisbergen won last year's race, while Daniel Suarez is the most recent oval winner, having secured victory in this year's rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600.
Kyle Larson currently leads the championship standings by 40 points over Denny Hamlin. Larson finished second as Chase Briscoe won last weekend at Kansas Speedway, while Hamlin struggled to 16th after an early spin.
The weekend schedule features a variety of races and practice sessions. The first event of the day is NASCAR Truck practice at 1:00pm EST on FOX SPORTS 2 and FOX ONE. NASCAR Truck qualifying follows at 2:05pm EST on the same channels. NASCAR Truck Series race, consisting of 134 laps, is scheduled for 5:00pm EST on FOX.
Later in the evening, Kyle Busch Celebration of Life takes place at 8:00pm EST on FOX SPORTS 1. The next morning, NASCAR O Reilly practice begins at 10:30am EST on CW and ESPN UNLIMITED. NASCAR O Reilly qualifying follows at 11:35pm EST on the same channels.
On Sunday, NASCAR Cup practice is set to take place at 1:00pm EST on TRUTV and HBO MAX. NASCAR Cup qualifying is scheduled for 2:05pm EST on the same platforms. The main NASCAR O Reilly race, consisting of 200 laps, is scheduled for 4:00pm EST on THE CW and ESPN UNLIMITED. The pre-race show for NASCAR Cup begins at 2:30pm EST on USA, followed by the main event at 3:00pm EST on USA.
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