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On June 27, Alan Jackson took the stage at Nissan Stadium for what would become his last performance, surrounded by NASCAR legends who honored his enduring influence on the sport and his personal connection to Georgia.
Champion driver Ryan Blaney introduces a new YouTube series that blends NASCAR adrenaline with candid celebrity conversations, aiming to capture a digital‑first audience.
Amazon Prime Video's brief NASCAR Cup Series stint ends, making way for TNT Sports to take over the next five races with a new roster of announcers and a fresh tournament format.
Amazon Prime Video's second season of NASCAR streaming delivered a 6% increase in average viewership, with standout races in Charlotte and a $7.7 billion media rights agreement positioning the platform as a dominant force in the sport.
Amazon Prime Video's five‑race NASCAR package posted a 6% viewership increase to 2.29 million per race, edging past TNT Sports and highlighting shifting viewer habits.
NASCAR’s Cup Series will air on TNT for the next five weeks, with Marty Smith hosting the pre‑ and post‑race studio program alongside Jimmie Johnson and Jamie McMurray. The existing commentary trio of Adam Alexander, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Steve Letarte remains unchanged, and the upcoming Sonoma event marks the season’s last road‑course race.
The first NASCAR Cup Series event streamed on Amazon Prime Video attracted 2.28 million viewers, outpacing last year’s Mexico City race and underscoring a broader rise across Prime, CW and FS1.
Amazon Prime Video will no longer broadcast NASCAR Cup races in 2026, as a new media deal redistributes rights among Fox, NBC, and TNT Sports, while the In‑Season Challenge prepares for its second edition.
The Cup Series will make its first ever appearance at the brand‑new Qualcomm Circuit in San Diego this Sunday, featuring 39 cars, notable driver returns and a live stream on Amazon Prime Video at 4:00 p.m. ET.
Netflix is developing a romance series adaptation of Hannah Grace’s Icebreaker, a novel that has sold nearly five million copies and been translated into 24 languages.
CBC announced it will stop airing NHL games after more than 70 years, turning the Saturday night slot over to a new Canadian‑athlete focused show while Sportsnet assumes exclusive broadcast rights.
After more than seven decades of bringing NHL games to Canadian homes, CBC announced it will no longer air the league’s contests, ending a historic partnership that began in 1952.
Netflix is set to develop a series based on Hannah Grace's bestselling novel Icebreaker, promising a blend of sport, ambition and romance.
David Beckham was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, joining a select group of athletes and entertainers, as family and fellow celebrities applauded his lasting impact on both soccer and media.
A new media rights agreement moves the Pocono Cup race to Amazon Prime Video, reshaping the 2026 schedule and bringing new commentary teams to the sport.
The Sunday Pocono Raceway event will now kick off at 1 p.m., giving viewers a full race experience broadcast across multiple platforms.
The start time for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Pocono Raceway has been moved up to 1 p.m. due to expected bad weather, with live coverage by Amazon Prime Video, the Motor Racing Network and SiriusXM Radio.
The start of Sunday’s NASCAR race at Pocono Raceway has been advanced to 1 p.m. Eastern to beat expected inclement weather. Broadcast partners will provide live coverage, and parking and gate times remain unchanged.
The Sunday NASCAR race at Pocono Raceway will begin an hour earlier than originally scheduled as inclement weather approaches, while broadcast partners finalize their coverage plans.
The start time for Sunday’s NASCAR race at Pocono Raceway has been advanced to 1 p.m. to beat inclement weather, while broadcast partners confirm live coverage and unchanged venue access times.
The Sunday Cup Series event at Pocono Raceway will now begin at 1 p.m. Eastern, an hour earlier than originally scheduled, as inclement weather threatens the weekend. The change allows fans to watch the entire race live on Amazon Prime Video, the Motor Racing Network and SiriusXM Radio.
The start time for Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway has been advanced to 1 p.m. to accommodate expected inclement weather, with live coverage across multiple platforms.
NASCAR moved Sunday’s Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway to 1 p.m. ET due to inclement weather, with the event streaming live on Amazon Prime Video, Motor Racing Network and SiriusXM Radio. Open teams Beard Motorsports and Live Fast Motorsports will field entries for drivers Casey Mears and Daniel Dye, while championship contenders such as Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin, Ryan Blaney and Chase Briscoe headline the field.
A series of weather‑related postponements have reshaped the 2026 Cup calendar, with the Pocono 400 moved forward and extra travel time granted to teams heading to Southern California.