Here's who holds the US TV and streaming rights for the series we cover. Most networks don't announce race-by-race 2027 channels until closer to the season, so where a channel isn't confirmed for a specific race, we mark it Expected or TBA on its event page.
NASCAR Cup Series: FOX, Prime Video, TNT Sports and NBC Sports (2025–2031)
NASCAR's seven-year deal covers all 38 Cup events from 2025 through 2031:
- FOX Sports carries the first 14 events, starting with the Clash and the Daytona 500. Five of those air on the FOX broadcast network and the rest on FS1.
- Prime Video streams the next five races exclusively.
- TNT Sports carries the five races after that.
- NBC Sports carries the final 14, including the playoffs and the Championship race, on NBC, USA Network and Peacock.
Source: NASCAR media-rights announcement and NASCAR FAQ.
F1: Apple TV (from 2026, five years)
Apple TV is the exclusive US broadcast partner for F1 for five years, starting in 2026. Subscribers get every practice, qualifying, Sprint and race session, and some races and all practice sessions are free in the Apple TV app. F1 TV Premium comes with an Apple TV subscription in the US. Source: Formula 1 announcement, Oct 17, 2025.
In March 2026, Apple listed Apple TV at $12.99 a month with a seven-day free trial for new subscribers. Check the current price before you subscribe. Source: Apple Newsroom, Mar 5, 2026.
IMSA: NBC Sports and Peacock
IMSA and NBC Sports signed a multi-year extension starting with the 2025 season. It includes 17 hours a year on the NBC broadcast network, and all WeatherTech Championship coverage streams live on Peacock. Source: IMSA, Jun 21, 2024.
IndyCar: FOX
FOX's IndyCar deal already ran through 2027, and in July 2025 it was extended for several more seasons. Source: Sports Business Journal, Jul 31, 2025.