NASCAR’s top drivers are chasing $1 million and bragging rights at Dover Motor Speedway today. Here’s where to livestream the race

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Bragging rights and $1 million are on the line at this weekend’s 2026 NASCAR All-Star Race. After three at North Wilkesboro Speedway, the All-Star Race will move to Delaware’s Dover Motor Speedway for 2026, marking the one-mile track’s first time hosting the race.

At a Glance: How to Watch NASCAR All-Star Race Online

Denny Hamlin is the favorite to win at Dover this weekend. The Joe Gibbs driver won the Pennzoil 400 in March, and won the All-Star race back in 2015 when it was held at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Kyle Larson, Chase Elliot, and Christopher Bell are also top contenders at this weekend’s main event.

How to Watch the NASCAR All-Star Race Online

The 2026 NASCAR All-Star Race is airing live on FS1. If you don’t have cable, one of the best ways to livestream the race online is with Sling, a live-TV streaming service with a range of budget-friendly packages.

FS1 is available in Sling’s Select, Blue, and Orange + Blue packages. Sling Select, which carries 10-plus channels, is the most affordable at $19.99 a month. Besides FS1, this package includes popular channels like Fox News, NFL Network, and local channels ABC, Fox, and NBC (where available).

Blue carries more than 40 channels and starts at $45.99 a month. This plan is great for news and entertainment with CNN, Fox News, MS Now, TBS, USA, and local channels.

Orange + Blue is Sling’s largest package with more than 50 channels, and it starts at $60.99 a month. You get a great selection of popular networks, including local channels, sports networks like ESPN, TNT, and TBS, plus news channels like Fox News and CNN, and entertainment channels.

NASCAR All-Star Race Date, Start Time

The 2026 NASCAR All-Star Race is scheduled for Sunday, May 17 at 1 p.m. ET.