Live NASCAR & IndyCar Racing Streams & Schedule
Welcome to the premier home for American motorsport. American racing pairs raw horsepower with tactical drafting, high-banked super-speedways, tight urban street circuits, and dramatic green-white-checkered finishes.
Whether you are waiting for the roar of 40 V8 stock cars at Daytona or the blistering 230+ mph average lap speeds of the Indianapolis 500, stream every green flag, caution restart, and pit road gamble live without blackout restrictions.
The Dual Pillars of American Speed
NASCAR Cup Series
Stock CarThe heavyweight class of full-contact motor racing. Piloting 3,200 lb Next-Gen machines powered by roaring, naturally aspirated 5.86L pushrod V8 engines, drivers run 3-wide inches apart at nearly 200 mph.
- Stage Racing: Points awarded throughout the race at Stage 1, Stage 2, and the Final Checkered Flag.
- The Playoffs: An elimination system where 16 drivers are whittled down to the Championship 4 for a winner-take-all finale.
- Crown Jewel Events: Daytona 500, Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte, Southern 500 at Darlington, and the Brickyard 400.
NTT IndyCar Series
Open-WheelThe fastest closed-course racing on Earth. IndyCar features spec Dallara chassis fitted with twin-turbocharged V6 hybrid engines, demanding versatility across high-speed superspeedways, short ovals, technical road courses, and unforgiving street circuits.
- The Indianapolis 500: "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing"—a 200-lap, 500-mile endurance sprint at 230+ mph.
- Push-to-Pass: Drivers manage an allocated bank of turbo horsepower boost seconds to attack and defend on road/street courses.
- Aeroscreen Safety: Advanced ballistic cockpit protection engineered to withstand extreme impacts.
American Racing Trivia & FAQ
Why do Indy 500 winners drink milk in Victory Lane?
The tradition began in 1936 when Louis Meyer drank buttermilk to cool off after winning his third 500. A dairy industry executive saw the publicity potential and sponsored a bottle of milk for all future victors. Today, drivers register their choice (Whole, 2%, or Skim) before the race.
What is "Bump Drafting" in NASCAR?
At high-banked superspeedways like Talladega and Daytona, trailing cars use slipstreams to literally push the bumper of the car ahead. This aerodynamic synergy allows both cars running together to move significantly faster than an isolated lead car.