Racing Viewing Guides — How to Watch Every Series in 2026
Motorsport TV rights change almost every year, and 2026 brought some of the biggest shake-ups yet — F1 to Apple TV, IndyCar and NASCAR split across new partners, and a maze of streaming services. These guides break down exactly how to watch each series: every channel, what's free, what it costs, and how to catch the support classes.
By series
- How to Watch Formula 1 in 2026 — F1 moved to Apple TV in the US. What it costs, which races are free, and how to catch F2 and F3.
- How to Watch NASCAR in 2026 — Cup, Xfinity and Trucks are split across FOX, Prime Video, TNT, USA and The CW. Every channel and package explained.
- How to Watch IndyCar in 2026 — All 17 races on the free FOX network, plus the Indy 500 and Indy NXT.
- How to Watch IMSA Sports Car Racing in 2026 — NBC, Peacock and NBCSN. Why Peacock is the only way to see the Rolex 24 and Petit Le Mans in full.
- How to Watch MotoGP in 2026 — FOX Sports and MotoGP VideoPass, plus the free Moto2/Moto3 option.
- How to Watch Dirt Track Racing in 2026 — FloRacing, DIRTVision, High Limit and more, sorted out by series.
By service
- The Best Racing Streaming Services in 2026 — FloRacing, DIRTVision, Peacock, Apple TV, FOX One and MAX compared, with prices and what each one actually carries.
The biggest races of the year
- Dirt Late Model Racing's Biggest Races of 2026 — the World 100, North/South 100, the Dream and every Late Model crown jewel, and where to watch.
- Sprint Car Racing's Crown Jewels of 2026 — the Knoxville Nationals, Kings Royal, Gold Cup, National Open and more.
- Race Previews — in-depth previews of the marquee events, with form and who to watch.
- This Week's Editor's Picks — our weekly rundown of the best racing to watch.
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