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The seventh round of the 2026 NASCAR Cup season takes the series to Martinsville Speedway
www.motorsport.comI don’t have live access to current TV schedules right this moment. I can share how to quickly find the latest NASCAR TV schedule for this weekend and what to look for.
Where to check
- NASCAR’s official site and each series pages (Cup, Xfinity, Truck) often publish weekend schedules with start times and rightsholder channels.
- Networks or streaming services that carry NASCAR races (e.g., Fox/FS1, NBC/NBCSN, CNBC, USA, Prime Video, CW) usually list this weekend’s broadcast plan on their schedules pages.
- Sports-news outlets and dedicated outlets like Sporting News, Frontstretch, and The Racing Experts frequently post weekend-by-weekend TV guides.
What to look for when you find a schedule
- The weekend race(s) included: Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and/or Trucks.
- Practice/qualifying times (if you want to tune in earlier in the day) and the main race start time.
- TV or streaming outlet for each session and the race (some events use Prime Video, CW, FS2, etc.).
- Time zone: most schedules list Eastern Time; double-check if you’re in a different zone.
If you’d like, tell me your preferred format (one-line schedule, bullet list, or a quick table) and I can assemble a concise, up-to-date weekend plan for you once you share a link you’re viewing or confirm a track/race name you’re eyeing. I can also guide you to set up alerts or calendar entries for upcoming NASCAR events.