NASCAR Xfinity Series Finds New Home on The CW for 2025 and Beyond

The NASCAR Xfinity Series has some big changes coming in 2025. The organization recently announced that it will have a new broadcasting partner for the next seven years.

Starting in the 2025 season and running through 2031, The CW will be the exclusive broadcaster for the NASCAR Xfinity Series. They will air a total of 33 live races each year, including practice and qualifying events every weekend. All these races will be available to watch for free on regular TV.

The CW’s President, Dennis Miller, couldn’t contain his excitement, stating, “Landing the NASCAR Xfinity Series is a game changer for The CW and our CW Sports division and represents another important building block in our programming strategy. Live sports are the most watched television content and with The CW’s national reach, moving NASCAR Xfinity Series to The CW will transform and elevate the viewing experience for the series and its fans…”

This partnership between NASCAR and The CW is a first in the history of the series. For the first time ever, every single race will be accessible to anyone with a TV and antenna. No need for cable subscriptions or special channels.

Each season, the NASCAR Xfinity Series draws an average of around 1 million viewers per race. With the new broadcasting deal, more people than ever will get to enjoy the thrilling races and incredible moments.

The NASCAR Xfinity Series is revving up for an unforgettable season in 2025, and now, more fans will be able to be a part of the action.

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