NASCAR heads back out west to Phoenix Raceway with a triple-header weekend of racing, featuring Cup, O’Reilly, and Trucks.

Phoenix hosted the season finale between 2020-2025, but there are still three races to go after this race weekend. Ryan Blaney has won the last two Phoenix Cup races and Team Penske is sexepcted to be strong once again.

Kyle Larson continues to lead the championship standings, now 49 points clear of Denny Hamlin and 51 points ahead of Christopher Bell. After winning back-to-back races, Chase Briscoe is now fourth, 65 points behind.

In this story, you can find all the information you need to watch all the action at Phoenix, from the full weekend schedule to where to watch, and even the full entry list.

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Friday, October 16

3:30pm EST — NASCAR Truck practice — FOX SPORTS 2 / FOX ONE

4:35pm EST — NASCAR Truck qualifying — FOX SPORTS 2 / FOX ONE

7:30pm EST — NASCAR Truck Series race [147 laps] — FOX SPORTS 2

Saturday, October 17

2:00pm EST — NASCAR O’Reilly practice — THE CW APP / ESPN UNLIMITED

3:05pm EST — NASCAR O’Reilly qualifying — THE CW APP / ESPN UNLIMITED

4:30pm EST — NASCAR Cup practice – TRUTV / HBO MAX

5:35pm EST — NASCAR Cup qualifying — TRUTV / HBO MAX

7:30pm EST — NASCAR O’Reilly race [200 laps] — THE CW / ESPN UNLIMITED

Sunday, October 18

2:30pm EST — NASCAR Cup pre-race show — USA

3:00pm EST — NASCAR Cup Series Phoenix race [312 laps] — USA

William Byron, Hendrick Motorsports, Daniel Suárez, Spire Motorsports

William Byron, Hendrick Motorsports, Daniel Suárez, Spire Motorsports

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How can I watch the NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix?

Date: Sunday, October 18
Green flag: 3:05pm EST
Laps: 312 laps
Stages: 60 / 125 / 127
Sets of tires: 9 sets 
TV channel: USA | TSN (Canada) | Other international viewing options
Live stream: USA
Radio: MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio

Complete entry list for Phoenix NASCAR Cup race

There are 37 entries for the NASCAR Cup race at Kansas, with the only open entry being the No. 67 23XI Racing Toyota of Corey Heim. 

Open entries italicized 

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