• The NASCAR Cup Series competes at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Sunday, Aug. 23 at 3 p.m. ET.
• The race is available to stream with Sling for as little as a $4.99 day pass.

The NASCAR Cup Series is nearing its regular season finale as The Chase is beginning to take shape with only two races left to decide who will compete for a championship.

Following a dominant performance from Team Penske’s Joey Logano at Richmond Raceway, the series heads to New England to battle the flat and difficult track of New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

WATCH LIVE:NASCAR at New Hampshire with Sling

Last season, Logano’s teammate Ryan Blaney scored the victory at the Magic Mile. With two races left until The Chase, Austin Cindric (+57) and Shane van Gisbergen (+50) continue to hold the final two spots while Ryan Preece (-50) and Ross Chastain (-63) are aiming to play spoiler and crack into the top 16.

The pressure, needless to say, is on for the bubble drivers. For those looking to tune in for all the intense action today, you can stream the race live on Sling, which carries USA. Learn more about how to watch below:

Watch NASCAR at New Hampshire today

How to watch NASCAR at New Hampshire today

The Cup Series heads to the northeast at New Hampshire Motor Speedway today, Aug. 23 at 3 p.m. ET. With the race airing live on USA, the race is available to stream with a Sling subscription.

NASCAR Cup Series New Hampshire stream

Tune in to watch the Cup Series tackle the Magic Mile live on Sling. Watch live

Dollar Tree 301 NASCAR race information

• When: Sunday, Aug. 23
• Where: New Hampshire Motor Speedway
• What time: 3 p.m. ET
• TV: USA – Watch on Sling

How to watch, stream NASCAR on USA with Sling

Eight of the 12 remaining NASCAR Cup Series races air live on USA, which is available to be streamed live on Sling, including this weekend’s race at Iowa Speedway and the first seven races of The Chase.

Watch NASCAR on USA with Sling

The NASCAR Cup Series airs on USA for eight of the final 12 races on the schedule, which can all be streamed live with Sling. Try Sling today!

2026 NASCAR Cup Series on USA full TV schedule

• Sunday, Aug. 23 – New Hampshire Motor Speedway at 3 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Sunday, Sept. 6 – Darlington (S.C.) Raceway at 5 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Sunday, Sept. 13 – World Wide Technology Raceway (Ill.) at 3 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Saturday, Sept. 19 – Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway at 7:30 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Sunday, Sept. 27 – Kansas Speedway at 3 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Sunday, Oct. 4 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway at 5:30 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Sunday, Oct. 11 – Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway at 3 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling
• Sunday, Oct. 18 – Phoenix Raceway at 3 p.m. ET – Watch on Sling

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If you’re adding any of the following add-ons to a Sling 1-Day Pass, they are $1 extra. A Sling 3-Day Pass add-on is $2 extra, while the Sling 7-Day Pass is $3 extra. They are perfect for watching specific content, like a college football game or news coverage for a big event. Here’s a breakdown of the add-ons available for a Sling Pass:

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