The NASCAR playoffs are getting down to it with the first Round of 8 race at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the South Point 400. The race is Sunday, October 15th at 2:30 pm (EDT) on NBC.

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Table Of Contents

1 2023 South Point 400 TV Schedule
2 How To Watch Without Cable
3 Playoff Drivers Standings
4 South Point 400 Starting Lineup
5 Other NASCAR Events This Weekend

The playoffs are down to 8 drivers. And last week, we had a non playoff-eligible driver, AJ Allmedninger, win the ROVAL 400.

2023 South Point 400 TV Schedule

Here’s all the information you need to watch all the South Point 400:

Dates: Saturday, October 14th and Sunday, October 15th
Events:
- Sat Oct 14 12:05 pm (EDT): Practice (USA)
- Sat Oct 4 12:50 pm (EDT): Qualifying (USA)
- Sun Oct 15 2:30 pm (EDT): South Point 400 (NBC)
Channel: USA Network, NBC
Live Stream: USANetwork.com, USA App, PeacockTV.com, Peacock App, Live TV Streaming Apps

How To Watch Without Cable

NBC is an over-the-air channel most places. So you can watch the South Point 400 for free with a digital antenna. But for practice and qualifying, you will a live TV streaming service:

Fubo (formerly FuboTV): Provides 150+ channels including all the local network affiliates for $79.99/month.
Sling TV: The Blue plan offers NBC in many areas along with USA Network and ~40 other channels for $45.99/month. See our special guides for watch NASCAR, Playoffs, Truck Series Playoffs, and Cup Series with Sling TV.
DIRECTV STREAM: Get all the channels starting at $86.99/month.
Hulu + Live TV: Provides local channels and Disney+ and ESPN+ for $82.99/month.
YouTube TV: Get NBC and more for $82.99/month.

Playoff Drivers Standings

We are down to the Round of 8 races. Just three more and then the final race with the Championship 4.

Chase Elliott
Joey Logano
Ross Chastain
Christopher Bell

Ryan Blaney
William Byron
Denny Hamlin
Chase Briscoe

South Point 400 Starting Lineup

Here is the starting lineup. Drivers in bold are part of the Round of 8.

Other NASCAR Events This Weekend

As the NASCAR season winds down, there are still a couple of other races this weekend:

Fri Oct 14 11.35 pm: Star Nursery 150 — ARCA Menards Series (FloRacing)
Sat Oct 15 3.00pm: Alsco Uniforms 302 — Xfinity Series (NBC)

If you are interested in motorsports more generally, check out our viewer’s guides:

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