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I’ll be watching the NASCAR Cup Series at Watkins Glen International in western New York this weekend. Looking at the schedule, I can see we’re nearing the end of the regular season, with Go Bowling at The Glen now and the Coke Zero Sugar 400 coming up next weekend.
In a hurry? To watch Go Bowling at the Glen, you need USA Network which is available with these streaming services:
All three services carry Nascar. Pick based on your budget:
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William Byron is the returning champion. He cut short Kyle Larson’s winning streak from 2021 to 2022.
All this weekend’s NASCAR action will be broadcast live on USA Network, which is widely available from live TV streaming services:
Practice and Qualifying will air live on Saturday from 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm (EDT). You may want to stick around for the Xfinity Series race at 3:30 pm.
The Cup Series race itself is on Sunday. The pre-race show starts at 2:00 pm and the race starts at 3:00 pm. A post-race show will air afterward.
USA Network is available with these streaming services:
Fubo (formerly FuboTV): Fubo offers USA and other 50+ sports channels in its base plan for $79.99/month. You can watch on 10 devices at the same time and you also get unlimited cloud DVR. (Fubo review)
DIRECTV: The Entertainment plan is $84.99/month. You get 90+ channels, unlimited cloud DVR, and streaming on unlimited devices at the same time. (DIRECTV review)
Sling TV: For as little as $45.99/month for the Sling Blue plan you get 40+ channels. It offers the cheapest way to watch the race. Stream on 2 devices at the same time. (Sling TV — we have special NASCAR, Cup Series, NASCAR Playoffs, Truck Series Playoffs, Cup Series Championship, and Xfinity Series Championship guides for it). (Sling TV review)
Hulu + Live TV: Hulu’s package offers 95+ live TV channels for $82.99/month. You get unlimited cloud DVR and stream on only two devices simultaneously. (Hulu + Live TV review)
You can watch for free with one of several live TV streaming free trials.
You can watch the race on several devices that are compatible with these streaming devices including:
Other NASCAR Races this weekend:
Watkins Glen International, also referred to as “The Glen,” is a renowned automobile race track situated in Watkins Glen, New York, nestled at the southern edge of Seneca Lake. While it gained global recognition as the venue for the Formula One United States Grand Prix for a remarkable stretch of twenty years (1961–1980), the track has witnessed an array of road racing events across various categories. These include the World Sportscar Championship, Trans-Am, Can-Am, NASCAR Cup Series, the International Motor Sports Association, and the IndyCar Series.
Here is the list of all the drivers who are to will be participating at the Go Bowling at the Glen race:
If you’re looking to stream the Go Bowling at The Glen NASCAR race, my top pick is Fubo. I tested several services to find the best match, and Fubo stood out for its combination of top-notch streaming quality and an extensive channel lineup. With over 150 channels, including USA Network, it offers unbeatable value for sports fans. Plus, Fubo’s unlimited cloud DVR ensures you won’t miss a moment of the action, even if you can’t watch live. The interface is intuitive, and it’s compatible with a wide range of devices, so you can easily stream on your TV, tablet, or phone. While it’s not the cheapest, it’s a solid, all-in-one choice for those who want reliable, high-quality sports coverage. If you want to enjoy every race without hassle, Fubo is the service to go with.
This page was revised 1 time in March 2023.
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