NASCAR, in partnership with FloSports, announced on February 6, 2026, an expanded slate of racing events that will bring FloRacing coverage to the NASCAR Channel throughout the 2026 season.
The schedule of simulcasted events includes races from Fall Brawl at Hickory, the Snowball Derby, the World Series of Asphalt, the ARCA Menards Series East and West, High Limit Racing, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, American Flat Track, and the Virginia Triple Crown.
Additionally, most simulcasts will be produced by FloRacing and will feature its broadcast teams.
In a statement on February 5, 2026, Dan Barker, managing director of NASCAR Content Strategy & Distribution, said the partnership with FloRacing will deliver high-quality coverage and make more forms of motorsports and prestigious events accessible to fans through the NASCAR Channel’s growing free platform.
“Expanding our simulcast schedule with more races and different forms of racing reinforces NASCAR’s commitment to the local tracks, teams and drivers that are the backbone of our sport,” he stated.
FloRacing
On the other hand, FloRacing General Manager Michael Rigsby stated that NASCAR aligns with the company’s growth, attracts new fans, and showcases stars who might otherwise go unnoticed.
“Our goal is to continue to meet our fans where they are, and this distribution partnership with NASCAR does exactly that,” he stated.
“We firmly believe that NASCAR Grassroots racing is some of the best on the planet, and our goal is to expose as many people as possible to it, while maintaining that Flo look and feel that short track fans have come to love.”
This is the latest distribution agreement from FloSports, designed to introduce new fans to its portfolio of grassroots racing events and broaden its reach.
According to the statement, FloRacing fans are encouraged to watch all races on the updated FloSports Connected TV app, which features discoverability and streaming capabilities, providing the ultimate viewing experience on Samsung and VIZIO smart TVs, Android devices, Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV.
The announcement followed the launch of the FloRacing 24/7 FAST channel on YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, and Fubo, as well as a recent agreement with FS1 to bring select High Limit Racing events to its channel this season.
NASCAR Channel
The NASCAR Channel provides 24/7 programming and content to fans at no cost, including SiriusXM NASCAR Radio’s The Morning Drive, classic races, delayed broadcasts of current-season races, select live events, and NASCAR Studios’ original content.
It is also available on The Roku Channel, Xumo, Tubi, Samsung TV Plus, and Prime Video. No subscription or registration is required.