Spring has sprung, and that means it’s time for the Toyota Owners 400. You can watch all the racing action from qualifying to the final checkered flag with Sling TV. Save 50% on Sling TV now!
In a hurry? The NASCAR Cup Series Toyota Owners 400 will be broadcast on Fox live on March 31. The cheapest way to stream Fox is with a Sling Blue plan, for just $40.00/mo. Details below!
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Richmond Raceway in Richmond, Virginia, has held a spring Cup Series race since 1953, and that race has been a 400-lap contest since 1976. A D-shaped short track, its straightaway allows drivers to really get up to speed.
The date’s been moved around from February to May several times over the years, but this year it’s end of March. In addition to moving around the calendar, the Toyota Owners 400 has also bounced back and forth between afternoon and evening, even though lights were installed at the raceway in 1991. This year marks a return to racing after dark.
Lee Petty won the first NASCAR contest at this speedway, the Richmond 200 at the time. His son, Richard Petty, would go on to win it 6 times, the record for this Cup race. Kyle Larson won it last year in 2023, and Denny Hamlin the year before. Both drivers are scheduled to race at Richmond this year — will history repeat itself, or will the trophy go to someone new?
Stream Toyota Owners 400 Online With Sling TV
For NASCAR enthusiasts, Sling TV offers an easy way to catch all the NASCAR Cup Series action. With Sling Blue, you immediately access Fox and Fox Sports 1 (FS1), channels known for live race coverage.
Furthermore, USA Network or NBC steps in for the playoffs and select regular season races, ensuring complete coverage with just one affordable subscription.
Race fans should take note, however, that Fox is only available in select markets:
- Atlanta (WAGA)
- Austin (KTBC)
- Chicago (WFLD)
- Dallas (KDFW)
- Detroit (WJBK)
- Gainesville (WOGX)
- Houston (KRIV)
- Los Angeles (KTTV)
- Milwaukee (WITI)
- Minneapolis (KMSP)
- New York (WNYW)
- Orlando (WOFL)
- Philadelphia (WTXF)
- Phoenix (KSAZ)
- San Francisco (KTVU)
- Seattle (KCPQ)
- Tampa (WTVT)
- Washington (WTTG)
If you’re not in that coverage area, you can still take advantage of Sling TV’s free antenna offer to receive your local Fox affiliate.
Subscribing to Sling Blue not only grants access to this race but also lets you watch over 40 additional channels. Additionally, Sling TV facilitates streaming on multiple devices simultaneously – up to three – and offers 50 hours of DVR storage at no additional charge.
Beyond traditional television viewing, Sling TV accommodates various preferences, supporting Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, LG TV, Samsung TV, Android or iPhone mobile devices, Vizio, Xbox, and other compatible platforms. Sling TV truly caters to your viewing needs, making the NASCAR Cup Series more accessible than ever.
For further details, consult our comprehensive Sling TV review.
Toyota Owners 400 Schedule
The main race day is Sunday, March 31, but there are other events throughout the weekend, including practice and qualifying races.
Here is the three-day Cup Series schedule:
- Saturday, March 30, : Practice
- Saturday, March 30, : Qualifying
- Sunday, March 31, : Toyota Owners 400
There’s more NASCAR racing than just the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond this race weekend. These will be aired on Fox Sports channels as well:
- Friday, March 29: Virginia is for Racing Lovers 150 (Whelen Modified Tour)
- Saturday, March 30: Toyotacare 250 (Xfinity Series)
Toyota Owners 400 Competitors
The following drivers are expected to race at Richmond Raceway on Sunday, March 31:
- Ross Chastain – Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet
- Austin Cindric – Team Penske Ford
- Austin Dillon – Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
- Josh Berry (R) – Stewart-Haas Racing Ford
- Kyle Larson – Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
- Brad Keselowski – RFK Racing Ford
- Corey LaJoie – Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
- Kyle Busch – Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
- Chase Elliott – Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
- Noah Gragson – Stewart-Haas Racing Ford
- Denny Hamlin – Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
- Ryan Blaney – Team Penske Ford
- Chase Briscoe – Stewart-Haas Racing Ford
- Kaz Grala – Rick Ware Racing Ford
- TBA – Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
- Chris Buescher – RFK Racing Ford
- Martin Truex Jr. – Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
- Christopher Bell – Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
- Harrison Burton – Wood Brothers Racing Ford
- Joey Logano – Team Penske Ford
- Bubba Wallace – 23XI Racing Toyota
- William Byron – Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
- Daniel Hemric – Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
- Michael McDowell – Front Row Motorsports Ford
- Todd Gilliland – Front Row Motorsports Ford
- Ryan Preece – Stewart-Haas Racing Ford
- John Hunter Nemechek – Legacy Motor Club Toyota
- Erik Jones – Legacy Motor Club Toyota
- Tyler Reddick – 23XI Racing Toyota
- Ricky Stenhouse Jr. – JTG Daugherty Racing Chevrolet
- Alex Bowman – Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
- Justin Haley – Rick Ware Racing Ford
- Ty Gibbs – Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
- Zane Smith (R) – Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
- Carson Hocevar (R) – Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
- Daniel Suarez – Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet
The Richmond race is the 7th of this Cup Series season. It is preceded by the Food City 500 (formerly the Food City Dirt Race) at Bristol Motor Speedway (won by Denny Hamlin this year) and the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA). The next race after is the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway.
Wrapping Up
Signing up for a Sling Blue plan for $40.00/mo is the most affordable way to watch the Toyota Owners 400 race, as well as all the other NASCAR Cup Series races.
NASCAR fans may also want to check out our complete NASCAR Cup Series schedule here for an overview of the entire 2024 season. Save 50% on Sling TV now!
Ryan Blaney and Martin Truex Jr pit stop at the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway (2021) / photo by Zach Catanzareti under CC BY 2.0 via Flickr
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