What time and channel is the nascar race on today?

The next NASCAR race will take place on Sunday, February 16th at 2:30 PM EST. The actual race is both sanctioned and owned by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, or NASCAR. This is the first race of a 36-race season and takes place at the iconic Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. The track is famous for its spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and is known as the “World Center of Racing.” Throughout its history, it's seen over 60 years of motor sports history unfold through memorable photograph finishes, races that have been won or lost by mere inches, and record-breaking performances.

The Daytona 500 will be one of the largest spectacles in all of motor sports with an ever-growing crowd baseline of more than 100,000 attendees from all over the world. Each year since 1959, “The Great American Race” has been held within this historic venue to give attendees an experience unlike any other. The 2021 event will mark six decades as NASCAR’s most prestigious event that attracts race enthusiasts from every corner of the globe. From professional to amateur level racers who span across all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds and sports have attended this celebrated ceremony throughout its history which proudly features all types of motorsport competitors, coming together to witness this historic event on one final occasion each year to share their passion by watching what they love unfold before their eyes while they scream with applause or sadness as new records are broken through trusted results recorded through time trials and heats held within individual heats throughout every day leading up to that fateful Sunday where legendary levels are achieved each year within this remarkable venue.

This weekend is a sure to be an exciting one for NASCAR fans all over the world. The schedule will be jam-packed and the anticipation is building for the start time of the race set to kick off this Sunday.

The green flag will wave at 3:30 pm Eastern Time (ET). While plenty of action will have happened before, with all the pre-race activities set to begin, this is when fans get to really experience what they come for. Each race usually runs anywhere between three to four hours; however NASCAR officials can call an official ending at any time after two-and-a half hours or 150 laps are completed.

For those interested in watching the race, group qualifying for Sunday’s event can be viewed starting Saturday at 12:35 pm ET on FS1, and pre-race coverage begins Sunday from 2:00 pm ET until 3:00 pm ET on both FOX and FS1. All times are subject to change depending on weather and other circumstances, so stay updated for any changes this weekend!

This weekend, the NASCAR series is headed to Darlington Raceway in South Carolina for the Goodyear 400. This event will mark the return of traditional Labor Day weekend racing to ‘The Lady in Black’, located near Florence, SC.

The half-mile egg-shaped oval was opened in 1950, and hosted NASCAR’s first Southern 500 in 1951. Since that time it has become a true icon of the sport, with its challenging 12 degrees of banking through both turns and unique layout providing an exciting racing experience.

The event this weekend features two stages that are broken up into 100 laps each. The first stage will feature an intermission to allow for pit stop at lap 30, and then resuming for another 70 laps before coming back into the pits again at lap 100. Drivers must be aware of turn 4 as it leads drivers onto pit road after completing Stage 1. The second stage is set with drivers getting back onto the track before continuing on another 100 laps before finishing off with another trip to pit road after lap 200 during Stage 2-flag time delivery when leaving pit road.

From start-to-finish, this race promises to be full of excitement and twists and turns throughout its duration. Keep an eye on this weekend’s contenders as they compete around Darlington Raceway to make it across the finish line first in this historic venue!

This weekend, racing fans can cheer on their favorite drivers during the NASCAR race hosted by Fox Sports. This broadcast will be aired entirely on Fox and its family of networks, beginning on Sunday June 13th at 3pm ET.

For viewers in the United States, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, Fox is the place to go to catch all of the action live. However, international race fans won’t need to worry either: FX International will also be airing this event for every major international country or region that is not part of the U.S. or Canada. This makes it easy for race fans from all over the world to keep up with all the twists and turns of an exciting NASCAR event from wherever they may be located.

Fox Sports is upping excitement levels by offering exclusive perks for those tuning in beginning this Friday at 5:00 p.m., with a special one-hour pre-race show that is sure to whet the appetites of any racing enthusiast who may have been previously unaware of all that Fox Sports has to offer when it comes NASCAR coverage. As an added bonus, viewers can receive additional pre-race show insights as well as post-ence coverage direct from their television screens when they tune into this weekend’s live broadcast!

So there you have it fellow viewers- don’t miss out on all the action and be sure stay tuned into FOX this coming Sunday at 3pm Eastern Sunday June 13th and follow along with every turn in NASCAR excitement sure to come your way!