You can watch the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series races in a few main ways, depending on whether you want live TV, streaming, or replays.

Primary TV channels (USA)

For most 2025–2026 NASCAR Truck Series races in the U.S.:

  • FS1 (Fox Sports 1) carries many of the truck races live.
  • FOX sometimes carries select events, especially big-track races like Talladega.

Check the specific race’s TV listing or the season schedule to confirm which of these two is airing that day.

Legal live streaming options

If you do not have cable/satellite, you can stream the same FS1/FOX broadcasts through live-TV streaming services that include those channels:

  • Fubo (often promoted for NASCAR Truck coverage, usually with a free trial for new users).
  • Other major live TV bundles (Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, etc.) typically carry FOX and FS1; availability can vary by region, so you’ll want to confirm channel lineups for your ZIP code.

These services let you watch on smart TVs, phones, tablets, or browsers and often include cloud DVR so you can record the race.

Official NASCAR and delayed options

If you miss the live race:

  • Full-race replays for Trucks are often uploaded to the official NASCAR YouTube channel a few days after the event (commonly by mid‑week).
  • The NASCAR app offers free radio-style audio coverage of races, which some fans use at work or on the go when video isn’t practical.

This is handy if you only care about following the action and don’t need live video.

If you’re outside the U.S.

Broadcast rights can change by country, but fans frequently report:

  • In Australia: Cup races are on Foxtel/Kayo, but there is often no regular, fully licensed Truck coverage; fans there typically rely on online streams or delayed YouTube uploads.

Because international rights are fragmented and can change from season to season, the most reliable move is to check NASCAR’s official schedule page or your local motorsport broadcaster’s listings for “NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series” for your specific country.

Quick checklist for “where can I watch the NASCAR truck race” today:

  1. Look up today’s NASCAR Truck Series race on the 2025 schedule to see which network (FS1 or FOX) has the rights.
  1. If you have cable/satellite, tune to that channel at the listed start time.
  1. If you stream, use a live-TV service that includes FS1/FOX (for example, Fubo) and search for the race in its live guide.
  1. If you miss it, check the NASCAR YouTube channel a few days later for the full race replay.

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