The NASCAR Euro Series has become a bridge between American stock‑car tradition and European motorsport, delivering U.S.-style racing on some of the continent’s most iconic tracks. Beginning in April and running through October, the series is broadcast live on SI TV, a channel that makes every event available for free through a range of FAST streaming services.
A packed schedule across the continent
The centerpiece of the calendar is the Czech Republic Grand Prix at Autodrom Most, scheduled for August 29‑30. Qualifying kicks off at 4 a.m. Eastern Time, followed by the first V8GP and Open races on Saturday, with the second round of each division on Sunday.
The V8GP category is reserved for professional drivers piloting V8‑powered machines, the same cars that were previously labeled NASCAR Euro Series PRO. In contrast, the Open division invites amateur competitors to battle for podium spots alongside their more experienced counterparts.
Points after the latest round show Vittorio Ghirelli at the top of the V8GP standings with 220 points, trailed by Jordan O’Brien, Garrett Lowe, Paul Jouffreau and Thomas Krasonis. In the Open division, Martin Doubek leads with 204 points, while Toffel Thomas and Gil Linster are locked in a close battle for second and third.
Looking ahead
The season will continue with the NASCAR GP Italy on September 19‑20 and the NASCAR GP Belgium on October 17‑18, events that form part of the playoff structure that determines the final champions. With each race streamed at no cost to viewers, the series is attracting a new generation of fans across Europe, while seasoned drivers vie for supremacy in a format that blends professional precision with amateur enthusiasm.