NASCAR Nashville Weekend Schedule, Weather, Start Time, TV Guide

NASCAR is gearing up for an exciting weekend in Nashville! After a tough race weekend in Charlotte, the NASCAR season is pushing forward, with Nashville hosting all three national divisions this time around. Last weekend, we saw Daniel Suarez pull off a surprising win at the Coca-Cola 600, making a clever two-tire call that secured his victory before rain cut the race short.
Ryan Blaney comes into this weekend as the defending winner of the Nashville Cup race, which promises some more thrilling moments on the track. Ryan Preece, sitting on the Chase bubble in 16th place, is looking to maintain his position ahead of Austin Cindric.
If you’re looking to follow the action this weekend, here’s all you need to know about the schedule, where to watch, and who’s racing.
The complete NASCAR at Nashville weekend schedule is as follows:
– Friday, May 29:
– NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series practice [Completed]
– NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series qualifying [Canceled]
– NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race [150 laps] [Start delayed]
– Saturday, May 30:
– NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series practice
– NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series qualifying
– NASCAR Cup Series practice
– NASCAR Cup Series qualifying
– NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race [188 laps]
– Sunday, May 31:
– NASCAR pre-race show
– NASCAR Cup race at Nashville [300 laps]
For viewers wondering how to catch the NASCAR Cup Series at Nashville on Sunday, May 31, the TV start time is at 6:00 pm EST. Expect the green flag to drop at 7:15 pm EST, with 300 laps in store across 3 stages.
You can catch the action on PRIME VIDEO in the US, TSN in Canada, with other international viewing options available. To get an even closer look, HBO MAX offers live streaming of in-car cameras, so you can feel like you’re behind the wheel!
Checking the weather forecast, there’s a slight chance of rain during the weekend, but it shouldn’t be too disruptive. Sunday looks like the best day weather-wise, with only a passing storm. Friday might see some delays, but overall, the temperatures will be warm throughout the weekend.
As for the drivers competing in the Cracker Barrel 400, keep an eye out for 36 chartered entries and two open entries. Chad Finchum and Corey Heim will be driving the No. 66 and No. 67, respectively, while Austin Hill navigates the renumbered No. 33 RCR Chevy.
Get ready for some heart-pounding action on the track this weekend in Nashville!