The Brickyard 400 Returns to Indianapolis
The NASCAR Cup Series will descend on Indianapolis Motor Speedway this Sunday for the Brickyard 400, a race that has become a cornerstone of American stock car racing.
For many drivers, the event is more than just another stop on the schedule; it is an opportunity to add their name to a list of legends who have previously kissed the iconic bricks at the historic venue.
Playoff Pressure Builds
With the season’s 22nd points race looming, the outcome will heavily influence playoff seeding, making every lap count as teams fine‑tune strategies for the upcoming postseason.
Last year’s edition delivered a heart‑stopping double overtime finish, culminating in a triumphant victory for Bubba Wallace that still resonates among fans.
How to Watch the Action
Broadcast partners have lined up a suite of viewing options. The race will air live on TNT, and streaming services such as Sling TV, fuboTV, DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV will carry the feed.
Sling TV is offering temporary access passes that range from a single‑day ticket to 3‑day and 7‑day bundles, giving viewers flexibility depending on how deeply they want to engage with the event.
Beyond Sling, the race will also be available through the network’s own digital platforms, ensuring that audiences across devices can tune in without missing a moment of the high‑octane competition.
The Brickyard 400 is more than a race; it is a celebration of racing heritage, a test of driver skill on a unique oval‑road course hybrid, and a pivotal checkpoint in the championship battle. As the engines roar and the crowd gathers, the stage is set for another unforgettable chapter in NASCAR’s storied history.