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Coke 600: NASCAR racing TV channel and how to watch

By Bradley M. Wells
May 29, 2022
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The Coca-Cola 600 returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway on Sunday with NASCAR’s longest run.


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CONCORDE

If NASCAR had “majors,” this weekend’s Coca-Cola 600 would rank up there with Daytona and Talladega.

The longest event in stock car racing, a 600-mile marathon around the 1.5-mile oval at Charlotte Motor Speedway, will have its 62nd race at 6 p.m. Sunday.

The Coke 600 race is the finale of “Speed ​​Week” in Concord over Memorial Day weekend, which included concerts by Flo Rida and the Steve Miller Band, motorcycle stunt shows, motorcycling events military appreciation and more. Lynyrd Skynyrd will perform a pre-race concert today at the speedway on pit road at 3.50pm

Denny Hamlin is in pole position.

What channel is the Coke 600 on?

The Coke 600 is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. Sunday and will air on Fox (WJZY for Charlotte viewers) and stream online at FoxSports.com with a valid cable or satellite subscription.

For cord cutters, the race on Fox can be streamed with a subscription to YouTube TV, Hulu+ Live TV and DirecTV Stream. It is also available live.

Weather forecast for Coke 600

It will be hot with temperatures expected to hover around 85 degrees in Concord when the green flag flies at 6 p.m., but there will be cloud cover. No rain is forecast.

Coke 600 start order

Here is the starting grid for the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race.

pos. car number Driver
1 11 Denny Hamlin
2 45 Kurt Busch
3 20 Christopher Bell
4 18 Kyle Busch
5 24 William Byron
6 2 Austin Cindric
seven 23 Bubba Wallace
8 8 Tyler Red Dick
9 48 Alex Bowman
ten 34

Michael McDowell

11 12 ryan blaney
12 99 Daniel Suarez
13 9 Chase Elliot
14 19 Martin Truex Jr.
15 14 Chasing Briscoe
16 3 Austin Dillon
17 21 Harrison Burton
18 4 Kevin Harvick
19 17 Chris Buescher
20 31 Justin Haley
21 41 Cole Custer
22 1 Ross Chestnut
23 22 Joey Logan
24 20 Aric Almirola
25 43 Erik Jones
26 15 Ryan Precece
27 16 Noah Gragson
28 42 Ty Dillon
29 47

Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

30 38 Todd Gilliland
31 78 BJ McLeod
32 77 Josh Bilicki
33 51 Cody Ware
34 50 Kaz Grala
35 6

Brad Keselowski

36 5 Kyle Larson
37 seven Corey Joy

This story was originally published May 29, 2022 6:00 a.m.

Matt L. Stephens is senior sportswriter for The Charlotte Observer and oversees sports coverage for Raleigh News & Observer, The State in Columbia, SC and McClatchy’s other Southeast properties. Prior to coming to Charlotte in July 2019, Matt was an award-winning editor, columnist and investigative reporter at the Denver Post and Fort Collins Coloradoan.

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