NASCAR Channel set to launch this month
NASCAR announced Thursday the creation of the NASCAR Channel, a Free-Ad-Supported Television (FAST) Channel, which will launch at the end of the month.
It will be available on Tubi beginning Jan. 29 with content 24/7 without a subscription or registration. The content will include classic races, a delayed re-airing of 2025 races, documentaries, NASCAR Studios original content and video podcasts.
“I’m excited for the fans,” said John Dahl, NASCAR SVP, Content. “They now have a free, easily-accessed, 24/7 NASCAR destination that not only digs deep into our archives but provides the latest news and original storytelling. As the channel grows, we’ll be adding more and more racing content that we’re confident fans will appreciate. Many NASCAR fans already use Tubi, but we're looking forward to exposing more of them to that great platform too.”
The launch of the channel will also include exclusive live coverage of the NASCAR Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (Feb. 7) and the Cook Out Madhouse Classic from Bowman Gray Stadium (Feb. 1). Additionally, viewers will be able to find historical races from the Daytona 500 and The Cook Out Clash.
Other content will include "NASCAR Daily with Shannon Spake," race highlights, "Radioactive," "Refuse to Lose" and "Hall of Fame Biographies."
“We’re thrilled to welcome NASCAR fans to Tubi where they’ll soon find the ultimate immersive experience with the first official NASCAR FAST Channel exclusively on our service,” said Samuel Harowitz, SVP of Content Acquisitions and Partnerships at Tubi. “As Tubi’s momentum continues to grow, we are doubling down on providing premium entertainment guided by viewer engagement and fandoms.
“NASCAR is the perfect addition to our vast content offering and we believe this channel's programming will complement NASCAR's live events which kick off the 2025 season with The Clash and Daytona 500 on FOX."
Kelly Crandall
Kelly has been on the NASCAR beat full-time since 2013, and joined RACER as chief NASCAR writer in 2017. Her work has also appeared in NASCAR.com, the NASCAR Illustrated magazine, and NBC Sports. A corporate communications graduate from Central Penn College, Crandall is a two-time George Cunningham Writer of the Year recipient from the National Motorsports Press Association.
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