NASCAR Television Schedule: Sunday, February 26, 2023

NASCAR tv schedule Saturday, February 26, 2023 NASCAR TV streaming Pala Casino 400 NASCAR Cup Series NASCAR Xfinity Series Auto Club Speedway NASCAR Cup Series How do I watch NASCAR Production Alliance Group 300
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NASCAR tv schedule Saturday, February 26, 2023 NASCAR TV streaming Pala Casino 400 NASCAR Cup Series NASCAR Xfinity Series Auto Club Speedway NASCAR Cup Series How do I watch NASCAR Production Alliance Group 300
Here is the complete NASCAR TV schedule for Sunday, February 26, 2023. It’s race day for the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series at Auto Club Speedway.

Rain, rain go away. After mother nature totally washed out all on-track activity at Auto Club Speedway on Saturday, the weather forecast looks a little better for Sunday, and it’s a good thing because we now have TWO NASCAR races, the NASCAR Cup Series Pala Casino 400 and the NASCAR Xfinity Series Production Alliance Group 300.

The two events will serve as a Sunday afternoon doubleheader.

The NASCAR Cup Series event will be broadcasted by FOX, while the NASCAR Xfinity Series race, which will be held afterward, will be on FS2.

Christopher Bell and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will lineup on the front row of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race. The field for that event was set by the NASCAR Performance Metric Formula.

RELATED: 2023 NASCAR Cup Series Pala Casino 400 Starting Lineup

Here is the full NASCAR Television Schedule for Sunday, February 26, 2023:

ALL TIMES LISTED ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME (ET)

TimeSeriesEventTV / Streaming
2:00 PMNASCAR Cup SeriesRaceDay (Pre-Race Show)FS1
FOX Sports App
2:30 PMNASCAR Cup SeriesRaceDay (Pre-Race Show)FOX
FOX Sports App
3:30 PMNASCAR Cup SeriesRace: Pala Casino 400 at Auto Club SpeedwayFOX
FOX Sports App
8:00 PMNASCAR Xfinity SeriesRace: Production Alliance Group 300 at Auto Club SpeedwayFS2
FOX Sports App

We have listed the official streaming app from the channel that will be carrying the events. To utilize these specific streaming apps, you will need to have a valid cable login with a package that includes the channel requirement needed to watch the event.

Other streaming services such as YouTube TV, Sling, or others are also great ways to keep up with the racing action on the go.

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