Nascar

NASCAR Moves Cup Series to TNT as Broadcast Landscape Shifts

Marty Smith leads a new studio show while the core commentary team stays intact for the final road‑course race of the season

NASCAR announced that its Cup Series telecasts will shift from Amazon Prime Video to TNT for the next five weeks, marking a temporary change in the sport’s television home.

A New Studio Show Takes Shape

Marty Smith, the veteran journalist known for his in‑depth storytelling, will anchor the pre‑ and post‑race studio show, bringing his perspective alongside former champions Jimmie Johnson and ex‑driver Jamie McMurray.

The core race‑day commentary booth remains stable, featuring Adam Alexander, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Steve Letarte, who will continue to provide analysis from the broadcast desk.

Final Road‑Course Showdown at Sonoma

The upcoming event at Sonoma Raceway in Northern California will serve as the final road‑course race of the 2026 season, giving fans a last chance to see the new lineup in action on a scenic circuit.

Beyond the main race, the schedule will also showcase O’Reilly Series practice and qualifying on Friday, Cup Series practice and qualifying on Saturday, and the Cup Series race itself on Sunday, all of which will be carried on truTV for the remainder of the season.

Viewers can expect a seamless transition between the new network and the established production team, ensuring that the excitement of NASCAR’s premier series continues with minimal disruption.

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