Championship Weekend is here at the Phoenix Raceway! The NASCAR Cup Series Championship will take place over the whole weekend, with the final race on Sunday afternoon. Read on to get complete information!
In a hurry? The Cup Series Championship will air on NBC, with qualifying on USA Network. Watch both with Sling TV.
Table Of Contents
The race results are in: Ryan Blaney won last week’s Xfinity 500 NASCAR Cup Series playoff race. This puts him into the Championship 4 contenders (which race clinched the Championship spot, car make/model, racing team):
- Ryan Blaney (Charlotte, Ford Mustang, Team Penske)
- Christopher Bell (Homestead Miami, Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing)
- Kyle Larson (Las Vegas, Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, Hendrick Motorsports)
- William Byron (Charlotte, Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, Hendrick Motorsports)
Larson is the only former NASCAR Cup Series champion — two seasons ago in 2021. Bell was 3rd last time. And the other two drivers have already set personal records this year. Byron’s previous best was 6th in 2022 and Blaney twice made 7th in 2019 and 2021.
2023 NASCAR Cup Series Championship Schedule
The Cup Series Championship is spread over the entire weekend.
- Dates: Friday, November 3rd — Sunday, November 5th
- Broadcasts (EDT):
- Sat Nov 4 : Qualifying (USA)
- Sat Nov 4 : 2023 NASCAR Hall of Fame Inductee (USA)
- Sun Nov 5 : Pre-Race Show (NBC)
- Sun Nov 5 : Cup Series Championship Race (NBC)
- Channels: NBC, USA Network
- Live Stream: USANetwork.com, USA App, Live TV Streaming Apps
Note that the Practice is scheduled for Friday, November 3rd at . We don’t know of any specific broadcast for it, but parts will undoubtedly be shown during Qualifying and the Pre-Race Show.
Stream the NASCAR Cup Series Championship With Sling TV
If you love NASCAR Championships (or even regular season races), but don’t love how much it costs to watch it, consider Sling TV. It’s half the price of the bigger streaming services, while still delivering (in most areas) all the channels needed to watch NASCAR Cup Series races. USA is included in the base price of $40.00/month.
NBC Availability
The “in most areas” caveat above is because Sling Blue only carries NBC in select markets. Take a look:
- Boston (WBTS)
- Chicago (WMAQ)
- Dallas (KXAS)
- Hartford (WVIT)
- Los Angeles (KNBC)
- Miami (WTVJ)
- New York (WNBC)
- Philadelphia (WCAU)
- San Diego (KNSD)
- San Francisco (KNTV)
- Washington (WRC)
If you live in or near one of those cities, and recognize your local station, congrats! You’re all done — Sling TV has you covered.
If you don’t — don’t give up on Sling just yet. The service also offers a deal to new customers: prepay two months, and they’ll send you a free digital HD antenna. Plug it into your TV and, boom, all the networks within range (not just NBC!)
Livestreaming Devices for NASCAR Cup Series Championship
Pretty much any streaming device you’d see advertised on TV will run Sling TV. It supports almost everything:
- AirTV
- Amazon Fire Tablet
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android mobile
- Android TV devices
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- iOS mobile
- LG smart TVs
- Portal
- Roku
- Samsung smart TVs
- TIVO Stream
- Web browsers
- Xbox Series S/X.
Wrapping Up
This NASCAR Cup Series Championship season, don’t get left in the dust. Do yourself and your wallet a favor and sign up for Sling TV to see who wins this year’s Cup Series Title. Save 50% on your first month of Sling TV.
Related Pages
- NASCAR Xfinity Series
- Xfinity Series Playoffs
- Xfinity Series Championship
- Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway
- Daytona 500
- EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix
- NASCAR Truck Series (Sling TV Guide)
FAQ
What are the rest of the Cup Series standings?
Here are the official rankings (the top 20):
- Ryan Blaney
- Christopher Bell
- Kyle Larson
- William Byron
- Denny Hamlin
- Tyler Reddick
- Brad Keselowski
- Chris Buescher
- Ross Chastain
- Bubba Wallace
- Joey Logano
- Martin Truex Jr
- Kyle Busch
- Kevin Harvick
- Michael McDowell
- Ricky Stenhouse Jr
- Chase Elliott
- Ty Gibbs
- Daniel Suárez
- AJ Allmendinger
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