NASCAR TV and Streaming Schedule: Sunday, April 3, 2022

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NASCAR TV Schedule Sunday, April 3, 2022
Here is how to watch NASCAR on Sunday, April 3, 2022: The full TV and Streaming schedule for Sunday.

After a tame NASCAR Xfinity Series race, with a wild finish between Joe Gibbs Racing teammates, you just get the sense things will get turned up a notch during Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond.

On Saturday, Ryan Blaney scored the pole for Sunday’s race, his third straight pole in the Cup Series, while William Byron scored the outside pole.

Click here to view the qualifying results and starting lineup for Sunday’s Toyota Owners 400.

Here is the full television and streaming schedule for Sunday, April 3rd, so you don’t miss any of the short track action in Richmond.

ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME

TimeEventTV / Streaming
2:00 PMNASCAR RaceDay: RichmondFS1 / FOX Sports App
3:00 PMNASCAR RaceDay: RichmondFOX / FOX Sports App
3:30 PMRace: NASCAR Cup Series Toyota Owners 400 at RichmondFOX / FOX Sports App

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