NASCAR TV Schedule Sunday, April 7 at Martinsville

NASCAR TV Schedule Sunday April 7 2024 Cook Out 400 Martinsville Speedway NASCAR Cup Series What channel is NASCAR on today?
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Happy NASCAR Cup Series raceday, everyone! On Sunday, April 7, the drivers of the NASCAR Cup Series will engage in a 400-lap battle around the 0.526-mile paperclip — Martinsville Speedway.

Hendrick Motorsports driver Kyle Larson, who is the defending winner of this event, will lead the field to green after scoring the pole by 0.001 sec. over 23XI Racing’s Bubba Wallace.

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Larson is attempting to cap off a storybook weekend for Hendrick Motorsports, which is celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the team’s first win in 1984, and all four of the team’s cars have special Ruby Red paint schemes.

The day’s television coverage kicks off with NASCAR RaceDay, the pre-race show for Sunday’s Cook Out 400 at Martinsville, at 2:00 PM ET on FS1, and can be streamed via the FOX Sports App.

The race broadcast will kick off at 3:00 PM ET, and will also be televised on FS1 and the FOX Sports App. MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio will provide the Radio Broadcast of the event.

NASCAR TV Schedule Sunday, April 7, 2024

TimeSeriesEventTV / StreamingRadio
2:00 PM ETNASCAR Cup SeriesRaceDay: MartinsvilleFS1
FOX Sports App
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3:00 PM ETNASCAR Cup SeriesRace: Cook Out 400 at Martinsville SpeedwayFS1
FOX Sports App
MRN
SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
9:30 PM ETNASCAR Cup Series(Re-Air) Race: Cook Out 400 at Martinsville SpeedwayFS1
FOX Sports App
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