Nascar

NASCAR’s Summer TV Takeover

TNT and HBO Max bring a five‑week sprint of racing action across the United States

A five‑week television marathon

For the next five weeks, NASCAR fans will find their favorite stock‑car series on both TNT and HBO Max, a partnership that blankets some of the sport’s most iconic tracks in a single broadcast window.

The schedule kicks off in Sonoma, winds through Chicagoland and Atlanta, then heads to the historic half‑mile of North Wilkesboro before closing in Indianapolis. Each venue brings its own flavor, but together they form a coast‑to‑coast showcase that underscores the series’ national appeal.

Leading the commentary booth is play‑by‑play veteran Adam Alexander, whose voice has guided viewers through countless green‑flag battles. Joining him are former drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Steve Letarte, who bring a driver‑turned‑analyst perspective that blends technical insight with storytelling.

The network has assembled a deep bench of talent, enlisting Jeff Burton as a studio analyst for the Chicago and Atlanta events, while Jimmie Johnson will provide expert breakdowns at Sonoma, North Wilkesboro and Indianapolis. Pit‑level coverage will be handled by a trio of seasoned reporters — Shannon Spake, Danielle Trotta and Marty Snider — who will navigate the garage and trackside to bring fans closer to the action.

Beyond the races, TNT is turning the summer into a fan‑centric event with the NASCAR In‑Season Challenge. The competition offers a $1 million prize to the driver who tops the bracket, while a lucky fan who predicts every matchup correctly also walks away with a seven‑figure reward.

Last year’s champion, Ty Gibbs, set the bar high, and this year’s field promises fresh storylines as teams and drivers vie for both the on‑track victory and the lucrative bracket bonus.

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