NASCAR schedule: How to watch on Prime Video

Buckle up: NASCAR on Prime's coverage of the Cup Series is now underway.

Prime Video’s exclusive five-race schedule continues through June 22, concluding with the NASCAR Cup Series Race at Pocono Raceway.

Here’s the full NASCAR Cup Series race schedule on Prime Video.

NASCAR on Prime race schedule

Sunday, May 25: Ross Chastain won the Coca-Cola 600
Sunday, June 1: Ryan Blaney won the NASCAR Cup Series Race
Sunday, June 8: Denny Hamlin won the Firekeepers Casino 400
Sunday, June 15: NASCAR Cup Series Race at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City — 2 p.m. E.T.
Sunday, June 22: NASCAR Cup Series Race at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania — 1:30 p.m. E.T.

How to watch NASCAR on Prime

NASCAR fans can stream races live at home or on the go across hundreds of compatible devices worldwide. You can stream from the web, or use the Prime Video app on smartphones, tablets, set-top boxes, game consoles, and connected TVs. For a complete list of compatible devices, learn more.

Prime Video is one of the many amazing benefits of a Prime membership. In the U.S., anyone can join Prime for $14.99 per month, or $139 per year annually. You can also try a 30-day free trial of Prime to get started.

Amazon also offers additional discounted membership options for young adults and qualifying government-assistance recipients. These memberships provide the same valuable benefits of a regular Prime membership—including free delivery on more than 300 million items, exclusive deals, and savings for eligible members—at only 50% of the cost.

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NASCAR on Prime announcers and coverage

NASCAR on Prime’s coverage features a robust announce team, headlined by NASCAR Hall of Fame inductees Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Carl Edwards.

Earnhardt Jr. brings his legendary racing credentials to the broadcast booth, serving as an analyst alongside veteran race caller Adam Alexander and Daytona 500-winning crew chief Steve Letarte. Daytona 500 champion Trevor Bayne, along with Kim Coon and Marty Snider, will patrol pit road and provide updates as the day unfolds.

Additionally, acclaimed reporter Danielle Trotta will host track-side pre- and post-race coverage next to analysts Edwards and current Cup Series driver Corey LaJoie.

Prime Video’s comprehensive wraparound coverage will feature candid conversations and exclusive driver interviews fresh off the track, in-depth analysis, previews and breakdowns of the races, and developing storylines that help bring viewers closer to both the action and the personalities behind the wheel.

New anthem for NASCAR on Prime

Country superstar Eric Church and rock legend John Fogerty will come together for a new signature anthem and Amazon Music Original song of “Up Around the Bend” for Prime Video’s NASCAR coverage.

The song debuted on April 24 during Prime Video's marketing campaign with Earnhardt, Letarte, and NASCAR Cup Series star Chase Elliott. It is now available to stream exclusively on Amazon Music.

Prime Video’s immersive streaming presentation

Five NASCAR drivers posing in colorful uniforms with NASCAR and Prime logos.

Prime Video elevates the NASCAR experience for fans through a best-in-class viewing presentation and flawless streaming quality, with the following features:

Every Prime Video race features end-to-end live coverage of green flag racing with a double-box commercial format, ensuring that viewers never miss a moment of action.
Key Moments leverages real-time data to provide fans with the ability to view race highlights and every flag change on demand while watching NASCAR on Prime. A bank of pivotal moments builds as the race progresses, offering viewers immediate access to these key moments.
Rapid Recap assists those who join the race in-progress and want to catch up on the action they missed before entering the livestream. Accessible after selecting “Watch,” Rapid Recap employs real-time data to compile highlights, with the full recap lasting no longer than two minutes. Once caught up, fans are automatically dropped into live action.
More than 70 cameras at each race, including in-car and POV cameras with mics, all connected by up to 10 miles of fiber optic cable.
A drone will also patrol the sky at select races to capture unique angles and the high-octane atmosphere of the track.
Each race is produced in 1080p native High Dynamic Range (HDR) with Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound, delivering an unparalleled race-day experience for fans with visceral sound, more vivid colors, and greater contrast between light and dark colors.
Prime Video and AWS technology combine to create a proprietary, end-to-end livestreaming solution that delivers ultra-low latency, eliminates drift and ensures synchronization. Prime Video delivers streams with unparalleled quality from the track to the screen, with delivery speeds that match and often surpass what fans receive from traditional cable and broadcast networks.

What else can I watch on Prime Video?

NASCAR is just one of the many live sports streaming options on Prime Video. You can also watch Thursday Night Football during the NFL season, the NWSL, the WNBA, the NBA, the ONE Championship, and more.

Prime Video offers a huge library of shows, movies, and documentaries as well, including original shows include The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Fallout, Reacher, The Boys, and Cross. Members can also stream programming from partners such as Apple TV+, Max, Crunchyroll, and MGM+ via Prime Video add-on subscriptions as well as more than 500 free ad-supported (FAST) Channels.

Read more about Prime Video and how customers can customize their viewing experience.

This story has been updated with the most recent information on Prime Video's NASCAR coverage for the 2025 season.