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NASCAR Daytona 400 race: rain delay, start time, TV channel

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The NASCAR Sprint Cup heads to Daytona today for the Coke Zero 400 race, capping off a Fourth of July racing weekend which has already included an exciting Xfinity Series race as a warm up. The holiday race comes even as one driver threatens to pull away from the pack in the Chase for the Cup standings. Today’s race has a late start time - which is getting later by the moment - and airs on a new television channel as well as a live stream online option.

Kevin Harvick continues to dominate the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings heading into today’s race, leading the pack by fifty-three points for the 2015 season. Martin Truex Jr is in a distant second place, and faces competition from Joey Logano, who is just four points behind him. Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr round out the top fie in the standings.

Today’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Coke Zero 400 race had a start time schedule of 7:00pm eastern time, but it has been pushed back indefinitely due to rain delay, and may or may not still take place tonight. The race airs on TV channel NBC, a change from earlier season FOX coverage. The race is also available as a live stream online.

NASCAR Daytona Firecracker 250 Xfinity race today time TV channel live

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NASCAR heads to Daytona today for the Firecracker 250 race on the Xfinity Series schedule as the drivers begin to separate themselves in the points standings. The race takes place on the Fourth of July, harkening back to a time when the Sprint Cup Firecracker traditionally took place on Independence Day. Today’s race has a late start time and airs on a surprise TV channel as well as a live stream online option.

The NASCAR Xfinity Series points standings heading into today’s race at Daytona are topped by Chris Buescher, who holds a twenty-nine point lead over second place Ty Dillon. Last year’s points winner Chase Elliott is forty-two points behind in third place, while Regan Smith is sixty-two points back, and Darrell Wallace Jr rounds out the top five. Daytona International Speedway is one of the most noted stock car tracks and is host to multiple NASCAR races annually, as today’s race will draw a crowd in the hundreds of thousands.

Today’s Subway Firecracker 250 Xfinity Series race at Daytona has a start time schedule of 7:30pm eastern time on television, with a green flag of 7:45pm, and airs on TV channel Fox Sports 1 / FS1. The race is also being made available as a live stream online.

Daytona NASCAR race: Xfinity series winner, results, schedule

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Dayyona kicked off the 2015 schedule for the NASCAR Nationwide Series, now known as the Xfinity Series thanks to a title sponsorship change. But the site is a familiar one as the race takes place at Daytona ahead of the 500, and many of the faces are familiar as well: Chase Elliott and Regan Smith, who battled for the points lead all last season, were all participating in today’s race - but the winner was a less prominent driver.

Today’s race is officially called the Alert Today Florida 300, but is better known for taking place at Daytona Motor Speedway. NASCAR is embroiled in controversy this weekend as Kurt Busch has been suspended indefinitely due to his off-track transgressions. But that doesn’t affect today’s contest, as it’s his brother Kyle who participates in the Xfinity Series races. So who won?

Today’s NASCAR Xfinity race at Daytona was won by Ryan Reed, driving the number 16 car, thanks to a last second track maneuver. The next stop on the schedule is the HiSense 250 next Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.