I’m getting ready to watch the Bass Pro Shops Night Race from Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee this week. Like all the early NASCAR Cup Series playoff races, I’ll be tuning into USA Network for the coverage.

Denny Hamlin won the 2023 Bass Pro Shops Night Race

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Table Of Contents

1 2023 Bass Pro Shops Night Race TV Schedule
2 Streaming Services to watch Bass Pro Shops Night Race
3 Other NASCAR Events This Weekend
4 About Bass Pro Shops Night Race
5 Drivers
6 Wrapping Up

As we head into the third week of the NASCAR playoffs, one question remains: who will be eliminated after the round of 16? Martin Truex Jr., Bubba Wallace, Ricky Stenhouse Jr, and Michael McDowell are currently the four bottom drivers.

2023 Bass Pro Shops Night Race TV Schedule

Dates: Friday, September 15th and Saturday, September 16th
Events:
- Fri Sep 15 4:35 pm (EDT): Practice
- Fri Sep 15 5:20 pm (EDT): Qualifying
- Sat Sep 16 7:30 pm (EDT): Bass Pro Shops Night Race
Channel: USA Network
Live Stream: USANetwork.com, USA App, Live TV Streaming Apps

Streaming Services to watch Bass Pro Shops Night Race

Here is our selection of the top TV streaming services that offer USA Network in their channel lineup:

Fubo (formerly FuboTV): With Fubo, you can access over 150 TV channels, including local and sports channels like ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, USA, and FS1. The Pro plan ($79.99/month) offers unlimited cloud DVR storage and the ability to stream on up to 10 devices simultaneously. (Fubo review)

Sling TV:: Watch all the NASCAR races on Sling TV for less. Sling Blue includes 40+ channels with Fox and NBC (in select markets), along with USA and FS1. For $40.00/month, you can stream content on three devices at the same time and enjoy 50 hours of cloud DVR. (Sling TV review, NASCAR Guide, Truck Series Playoffs Guide, Cup Series Guide, Playoffs Guide)

DIRECTV STREAM: With plans starting from $79.99/month, DIRECTV STREAM provides all the necessary channels to watch your favorite shows, including USA Network. It offers unlimited cloud DVR storage and the capability to stream on an unlimited number of devices simultaneously. (DIRECTV STREAM Review)

Hulu + Live TV: Hulu’s package costs $76.99/month and includes 85+ live TV channels, including USA Network. It also includes Disney+ and ESPN+. It features unlimited cloud DVR, and you can watch on two streaming devices simultaneously. (Hulu + Live TV Review)

Watch the race live on Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, iOS and Android mobile phones, Roku devices, and Web browsers.

Other NASCAR Events This Weekend

NASCAR fans do not live by Cup Series races alone. There’s much more to watch this weekend:

Thu Sep 14 6:00 pm: ARCA Menards — Bush’s Beans 200 (FS1)
Thu Sept 14 9:00 pm: Truck Series — UNOH 200 presented by Ohio Logistics (FS1)
Fri Sep 15 7:30 pm: Xfinity Series — Food City 300 (USA)
Sat Sep 16 8:00 pm: Whelen Modified Tour — Eddie Partridge 256 (FloRacing)

About Bass Pro Shops Night Race

The Bass Pro Shops Night Race commemorates the 126th edition of the Cup race held at Bristol Motor Speedway. This iconic .5-mile oval track in Bristol, Tennessee boasts a unique concrete racing surface, featuring impressive banking angles of 26-30 degrees in the turns and 6-10 degrees on the straightaways.

The first round of playoffs ends this weekend. The bottom 4 drivers with the least points at the end of this race will be eliminated from the cup series playoffs.

Drivers

Here are the drivers who will be racing at Bristol Motor Speedway. In brackets is their total points from last week’s race at Kansas Speedway.

Kyle Larson — 2117 points
Tyler Reddick — 2111 points
Denny Hamlin — 2105 points
William Byron — 2097 points
Brad Keselowski — 2089 points
Ryan Blaney — 2081 points
Kyle Busch — 2080 points
Ross Chastain — 2074 points
Chris Buescher — 2069 points
Christopher Bell — 2069 points
Joey Logano — 2068 points
Kevin Harvick — 2063 points
Martin Truex, Jr — 2056 points
Bubba Wallace — 2044 points
Ricky Stenhouse Jr — 2041 points
Michael McDowell — 2023 points

Wrapping Up

Fubo has all the channels you need to watch NASCAR Cup Series Playoff races including Bass Pro Shops Night Race this weekend. Sign up for the trial today.

Watch every NASCAR Playoff race on Sling TV for less.

Next week’s race, Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 500, is Sunday, September 24th at 3:30 pm (EDT) on USA Network. We’ll have all the details shortly.

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