USA TODAY 301 FREE STREAM: How to watch NASCAR Cup Series today, channel, time, odds

LOUDON, New Hampshire – The NASCAR Cup Series heats up with the USA Today 301 today – Sunday, June 23 – at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire. The race is available on multiple streaming services for free.

“The Magic Mile” will be broadcast live on USA Network at 2:06 p.m. Eastern. The race was moved up 24 minutes earlier in order to beat inclement weather. Fans who have cut their cord can catch the thrilling action by utilizing free trial streaming options from FuboTV and DirecTV Stream. You may cancel before the end of the free trial to avoid being charged. Sling TV also has a promotional discount for new customers.

The drivers to watch

Martin Truex Jr. has been sensational in New Hampshire. He has recorded eight top-10 finishes and six top-five finishes in his last nine starts in the small state. Truex has also snagged victories at the Xfinity Series in New Hampshire.

Brad Keselowski is coming off his fourth top-10 finish in five starts, including a 10th place finish at Iowa last week. Keselowski is tied for the most (7) top-five finishes on the season. He has posted top-10 finishes in eight of his last nine starts in New Hampshire.

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Who won the last race?

Ryan Blaney won the inaugural Iowa Corn 350. Watch last week’s thrilling race with a video recap below. There are only eight races left in the NASCAR Cup Series.

Who won the pole for the USA Today 301?

NASCAR Cup Series leader Chase Elliot won the pole after qualifying was canceled due to weather. Elliott finished third in Iowa last week and was a second-place finisher in New Hampshire last year. Ryan Blaney is second while William Byron, Christopher Bell and Alex Bowman finish off the top five.

How many drivers will there be in the USA Today 301?

The USA Today 301 will have 36 NASCAR drivers.

What are the latest odds for the USA Today 301?

Christopher Bell, 9-2

Martin Truex Jr., 9-2

Denny Hamlin, 6-1

Ryan Blaney, 13-2

Kyle Larson, 13-2

Joey Logano, 17-2

William Byron, 12-1

Chase Elliott, 12-1

Ty Gibbs, 16-1

Brad Keselowski, 16-1

Tyler Reddick, 20-1

Josh Berry, 25-1

Chris Buescher, 28-1

Ross Chastain, 30-1

Kyle Busch, 35-1

Bubba Wallace, 40-1

Alex Bowman, 55-1

Chase Briscoe, 80-1

Noah Gragson, 100-1

Austin Cindric, 150-1

Daniel Suarez, 150-1

Michael McDowell, 200-1

Carson Hocevar, 250-1

Ryan Preece, 250-1

Todd Gilliland, 300-1

Justin Haley, 350-1

Austin Dillon, 400-1

Erik Jones, 400-1

Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 400-1

Corey LaJoie, 750-1

John Hunter Nemechek, 750-1

Zane Smith, 750-1

Harrison Burton, 1000-1

Daniel Hemric, 1500-1

Ty Dillon, 5000-1

Kaz Grala, 5000-1

Here’s more information on how to watch the USA Today 301 on TV and streaming services.

What: NASCAR Cup Series: USA Today 301

When: Sunday, June 23, 2024

Time: 2:30 p.m. Eastern

Where: New Hampshire Motor Speedway | Loudon, New Hampshire

Channels: USA Network

Best streaming options: FuboTV (free trial), DirecTV Stream (free trial) and Sling TV (half off first month)

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What are the current standings for the NASCAR Cup Series?

1. Chase Elliott (591 points)

2. Kyle Larson (583 points)

3. Denny Hamlin (553 points)

4. William Byron (537 points)

5. Martin Truex Jr (530 points)

6. Tyler Reddick (527 points)

7. Ryan Blaney (501 points)

8. Christopher Bell (498 points)

9. Brad Keselowski (498 points)

10. Ross Chastain (479 points)

11. Ty Gibbs (478 points)

12. Alex Bowman (474 points)

13. Chris Buescher (435 points)

14. Bubba Wallace (414 points)

15. Joey Logano (408 points)

16. Kyle Busch (383 points)

17. Chase Briscoe (370 points)

18. Daniel Suárez (352 points)

19. Austin Cindric (327 points)

20. Todd Gilliland (317 points)

21. Josh Berry (314 points)

22. Michael McDowell (309 points)

23. Carson Hocevar (302 points)

24. Noah Gragson (287 points)

25. Ricky Stenhouse Jr (268 points)

26. Erik Jones (255 points)

27. Ryan Preece (249 points)

28. John H. Nemechek (247 points)

29. Corey LaJoie (242 points)

30. Justin Haley (234 points)

31. Daniel Hemric (234 points)

32. Austin Dillon (229 points)

33. Harrison Burton (185 points)

34. Zane Smith (158 points)

35. Kaz Grala (140 points)

36. Jimmie Johnson (35 points)

37. Derek Kraus (32 points)

38. David Ragan (17 points)

39. Cody Ware (17 points)

40. Kamui Kobayashi (8 points)

41. Will Brown (6 points)

42. Cam Waters (2 points)